2017 Map of Fivemile Butte

About this map

The Mount Hood National Forest landscape across the Hood River and Wasco county line is defined by a dense network of water sources and forestry infrastructure. Numerous springs, such as Knebal Spring, Pollywog Spring, and Wampus Springs, feed the complex drainage systems of Middle Fork Fivemile Creek and South Fork Mill Creek. This 2017 survey details the water management of the region through features like Crow Creek Reservoir and the Wolf Run Ditch. High-elevation points like Fivemile Butte and Joes Point overlook a terrain marked by steep descents such as Suicide Grade and Hillary Grade. The presence of several established forest service routes, including Dufur Mill Road and Logging Gulch Road, highlights the area's continued use for timber management and backcountry access, while Camp-Baldwin Lake serves as a notable recreational landmark within the forest's interior.