2023 Map of Illahe

About this map

Illahe sits at the southern bend of the Rogue Wild and Scenic River, serving as a central point for the remote terrain along the boundary of Coos and Curry counties. This part of the Siskiyou National Forest is defined by sharp topographic shifts between the Wild Rogue Wilderness and prominent ridgelines like Eden Ridge and Panther Ridge. The river corridor provides several landmarks for those tracing local history or river travel, including the Foster Bar landing and Illahe Cemetery. High-elevation water bodies like Sru Lake and Azalea Lake are connected by a network of paths such as the Azalea Lake Trail and the Rogue River National Recreation Trail. In the northern section, the Coquille River Falls marks the drainage of Drowned Out Creek, illustrating the complex hydrology of this mountainous region.