1998 Map of Maklaks Crater

About this map

Crater Lake National Park and the Winema National Forest dominate this landscape, capturing the geological and recreational character of the region in the late 1990s. The map highlights the volcanic geography of the southern Cascades, centered on Maklaks Crater and Crater Peak. This area is defined by the headwaters of several drainages, including Annie Creek, which flows south through the Annie Creek Water Recreation Area, and Sand Creek, which carves through the distinct formations of The Pinnacles. High-elevation crossings like Tututni Pass and Maklaks Pass connect the steep ridges of Vidae Ridge and Grayback Ridge. The transition from the high-alpine park environment into the Sky Lakes Wilderness is clearly delineated, showing a network of trails and springs, such as Cedar Spring and Maklaks Spring, that supported back-country exploration and forest management during this era.