1965 Map of Fox Point

About this map

Wallowa National Forest dominates this mid-1960s landscape, where high-elevation landmarks and timber-management infrastructure define the high country. The map documents the primitive transportation network of the era, featuring a extensive system of routes like the Washboard Trail, Dobbin Trail, and various unnamed pack and jeep trails that connected remote stations. Administrative outposts such as the Bear Creek Guard Station and Standley Guard Station served as critical hubs for forest rangers and survey crews, while the Boundary Campground provided a localized point of access for early recreationists.