2020 Map of Fairview Peak

About this map

Fairview Peak stands as the central high point of this high-altitude landscape in the Umpqua National Forest, where the border between Lane and Douglas counties traces the ridgeline of the Calapooya Divide. The topography is defined by sharp elevation changes and numerous named saddles, such as Utopian Saddle and Bohemia Saddle, which served as critical passage points between the steep drainages. Numerous alpine water sources, including Crystal Lake and Elephant Lake, dot the ridges below North Fairview Mtn. These headwaters feed a complex network of creeks like Sharps Cr and Champion Cr, which have historically driven the development of this area. The naming conventions, from Sailors Gulch to Jackass Ridge, reflect a heritage of early exploration and resource extraction. The map provides a detailed view of the rugged corridor where Adams Mountain Way and various forest trails navigate the gaps between peaks like Bohemia Mountain and Elephant Mtn.