2017 Map of Dooley Mountain

About this map

The Whitman National Forest dominates this section of the Blue Mountains, where the high-altitude terrain of Dooley Mountain is marked by a complex network of forest roads and vital water sources. Central to the geography is Dooley Summit, a key point for those navigating the rugged divide between the drainage basins of Beaver Cr and Mill Cr. The map shows a landscape heavily managed for water storage and livestock, evidenced by the presence of Stices Gulch Reservoir, East Fork Reservoir, and West Fork Reservoir near the western edge. Numerous named springs, such as Rooster Rock Spring and Juniper Hill Spring, highlight the importance of localized water points in this arid upland. In the northwest, the Bald Mountain Airport provides a remote aviation landmark amidst deep drainages like Belgian Gulch and Stices Gulch.