2011 Map of Deardorff Mountain

About this map

Deardorff Mountain and Baldy Mountain dominate this high-elevation terrain in Baker County, where a complex network of forest service roads provides access to the headwaters of several major drainages. The landscape is defined by its water sources, from seasonal flows at Deadman Gulch to established perennial points like Kline Spring and Alder Spring. A series of forest roads, such as NFS 2835 RD and NFD RD 2652 RD, snake through the ridges to connect remote landmarks like Little Squaw Meadow and Grouse Knob. The map reveals a transition of water flow as Clear Creek and North Reynolds Creek carve through the northern slopes, while the southern reaches are fed by North Fork Deardorff Creek and South Fork Deardorff Creek. Looney Spring Campground serves as a central point for those navigating this isolated portion of the Blue Mountains region.