2017 Map of Mount Bolivar

About this map

Mount Bolivar stands at the intersection of Coos, Curry, and Douglas counties, serving as a primary landmark in this section of the Siskiyou National Forest. The landscape is defined by its dramatic elevation changes, characterized by peaks such as Diamond Peak and August Knob. A network of Bureau of Land Management forest roads, including BLM Rd 32-9-7 and BLM Rd 32-9-3, provides access to the high plateaus and creek valleys. Notable open areas like Big Prairie, Ashur Flat, and Walker Prairie provide geographical relief within the heavily wooded terrain. Water sources are abundant, with springs such as Bolivar Spring and Cold Spring feeding into the tributaries of the S Fork Coquille River and the complex drainage of Mule Cr. The mapping also details specific topographical features like Anaktuvuk Saddle and the Saddle Peaks, which highlight the area's difficult navigation and ridge-line patterns.