2011 Map of Drumhill Ridge

About this map

Wilbur Mountain and Spring Mountain dominate the northwestern reaches of this high-elevation terrain, where dozens of named springs feed into the drainage basins of East Meacham Creek and Five Points Creek. The landscape is a network of ridges and flats, including Drumhill Ridge and the ominously named Fiddlers Hell. Evidence of forest management and early recreation is found at sites such as Camp Three, Camp One, and Kellers Cabin. The distribution of natural water sources like Sacajawea Spring and Indian Spring highlights the area's importance for local grazing or timber activities. Moving south toward Dixie Flat, the map traces forest roads like Mount Emily Rd and Hamilton Canyon Rd, providing a detailed view of the corridor between Sugarloaf Mountain and the headwaters of Little John Day Creek.