2014 Map of Dumont Creek

About this map

The South Umpqua River winds through the heart of this drainage basin within the Umpqua National Forest, defining the region's steep topography and watershed network. The landscape is marked by prominent high points such as Smith Ridge, Boulder Rock, and Hbb Knob, which overlook a complex system of tributaries including Dumont Creek and Boulder Cr. Forest management and resource access are evidenced by a dense network of development roads and spurs like Nat For Dev Rd 2813 and the Smith Ridge Rd. A notable point of human activity in this wilderness is the Zinc Cr Bridge Camp, situated where Zinc Creek meets the river. The presence of Campbell Falls further underscores the river's significant drop in elevation as it cuts through the mountains, while locations like Clayton Point provide strategic vantage points over the narrow valleys.