2024 Map of Dixie Meadows

About this map

Malheur National Forest dominates this section of the Blue Mountains, where the high-elevation landscape is defined by a dense network of drainages and named ridges. At Dixie Meadows, the terrain levels out briefly among the headwaters of Dixie Creek, a site of historical significance in a region shaped by timber and early grazing. The topography is marked by several notable geological features, including the prominent peak of Dixie Butte to the east and the sharp formations of Ragged Rocks in the north. This 2024 survey details the intricate network of forest service roads and local routes, such as Co RD 59, that navigate through deep-cut valleys like Honeymoon Canyon and Long Tom Gulch. The map provides an essential record of water sources and landmarks like Wickup Spring, reflecting the area's continued use for resource management and backcountry recreation.