2004 Map of Gearhart Mountain

About this map

Gearhart Mountain Wilderness dominates this 2004 revision of the landscape within Fremont National Forest. This high-altitude terrain in Lake County is characterized by distinctive geological formations such as The Dome, Palisade Rocks, and Haystack Rock. The map illustrates a landscape managed for both preservation and utility, evidenced by the presence of Finley Corrals and the Coykendall Cabin alongside several quarries and cinder pits. The hydrology is anchored by the South Fork Sprague River, which is fed by numerous named water sources like Mitten Spring and Cottonwood Spring. Of particular local importance is the Mitchell Monument, marking a specific historical site within the forest boundaries. The survey detail provides a clear view of the forest's transition from high volcanic peaks to the broader Bare Flat area.