1989 Map of Mace Mountain

About this map

The North Fork Umpqua River carves a central path through this section of the Umpqua National Forest, defining a landscape of steep drainages and prominent peaks. Recorded during the late 1980s, the map highlights the rugged topography around Mace Mountain and Thunder Mountain. The river corridor is the primary focus for human activity, shown through the Mc Donald Homestead and recreation sites like the Bogus Creek Campground and Fall Creek Picnic Area. Several waterfalls, including Emile Falls and Grotto Falls, are identified along the southern creeks. The presence of numerous 4wd tracks and a Borrow Pit suggests the ongoing importance of forest management and access roads in this Douglas County backcountry, while named features like Jobs Garden and Blitzen Butte provide specific points of interest for local history and geographic study.