2017 Map of Jump-off Joe Mountain

About this map

Malheur National Forest provides the backdrop for this study of the boundary between Grant and Harney counties. The landscape is dominated by a series of prominent peaks and high meadows, including Jump-off Joe Mtn, Wolf Mtn, and the wide Wolf Creek Meadow. This high-altitude terrain is characterized by a dense network of mountain springs and headwaters that feed the region's drainage systems. Named water sources like Three Cabin Spring, Bear Wallow Spring, and Davidson Spring are scattered across the slopes, often serving as critical points for forestry management and historical backcountry travel. The survey details the complex system of forest roads, such as Natl Forest Develop Road 1710 Rd and Natl Forest Develop Road 3930 Rd, which provide access to timber and recreational resources within the central Oregon wilderness.