2011 Map of Haas Hollow

About this map

Corral Creek Ranch and Austin Ranch stand as isolated landmarks within the deep drainages of Wallowa County. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Imnaha River, which serves as the primary hydrological artery for dozens of steep tributaries including Corral Creek, Buck Creek, and the Stubblefield Fork. Transport across this difficult terrain is limited to a handful of primary access routes such as Buckhorn Rd and the appropriately named Dug Bar Rd, which navigates the ridges above Packsaddle Creek. The density of named water features like Log Creek and East Fork Fence Creek versus the scarcity of settlements illustrates a remote cattle-ranching environment where life followed the natural contours of the river canyons and high hollows like Haas Hollow.