2015 Map of McCaslin Mountain

About this map

McCaslin Mountain dominates this portion of the Nicolet National Forest, where the intersection of Forest, Marinette, and Oconto counties forms a complex boundary within the Wisconsin Northwoods. The landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring a dense network of water bodies including Crane Lake, Berry Lake, and Evergreen Lake. The drainage patterns are visible through the course of the Rat River and Pemebonwon River, while the Deer Lake Flowage and Deer Lake Outlet Flowage indicate managed water levels in the western section. Access to this densely wooded interior is provided by a grid of specialized forest routes such as McCaslin Tower Rd, Valley Lake Rd, and Camp 7 Rd, supporting both conservation and timber management. This 2015 survey reflects a wilderness preserved for recreation and forestry, centered on the prominent ridge of the mountain itself.