2020 Map of Hickman Butte

About this map

Mount Hood National Forest encompasses this high-elevation terrain along the border of Multnomah and Clackamas counties. The area is defined by its complex drainage network, where the Bull Run River and the Little Sandy River carve through the landscape. Distinctive peaks such as Hickman Butte, Thimble Mtn, and Aschoff Buttes provide significant vertical relief, while high-altitude basins like Township Meadow and Deer Meadows break the forested slopes. The southern portion of the map features the Sandy Wild and Scenic River corridor near Old Maid Flat, highlighting the protected status of these glacial waterways. For those interested in the hydrology of the Cascades, the presence of Goodfellow Lakes and Hickman Lake amidst the ridgelines of Burnt Peak and North Mtn illustrates the high-country water storage systems crucial to the region.