2014 Map of Devils Peak

About this map

Seven Lakes Basin defines the high-altitude character of this portion of the Southern Cascades, where a cluster of alpine water bodies including Lake Ivern, Cliff Lake, and N Lake sit below the surrounding ridges. The terrain is marked by prominent volcanic features with evocative names such as Devils Peak, Lucifer, Venus, and Jupiter. This landscape serves as a meeting point for two major protected areas, with the boundary between Rogue River National Forest and Winema National Forest running through the center of the map. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail winds through these forests, providing the primary path for navigating the steep elevation changes between Boston Bluff and Gopher Ridge. From the high point at Klamath Point to the headwaters of the Middle Fork Rogue River, the map captures a wilderness area shaped by glaciation and geological activity.