2014 Map of Maklaks Crater

About this map

Crater Lake National Park and the Winema National Forest dominate this landscape, highlighting a region defined by dramatic volcanic topography. The terrain is marked by prominent elevations such as Crater Peak, Vidae Ridge, and Grayback Ridge, while the central feature, Maklaks Crater, stands near Maklaks Pass. This survey illustrates the intricate drainage patterns of the high Cascades, where Annie Cr, Sun Cr, and Sand Cr carve deep into the volcanic soil. Unique geological formations like The Pinnacles and Pinnacle Valley are visible in the northeast, alongside natural landmarks such as Annie Falls and Maklaks Spring. The map documents the established transit corridors including the Crater Lake Hwy and Grayback Rd, providing a clear record of forest access roads and national park boundaries during the early twenty-first century.