2011 Map of Mount June

About this map

Willamette National Frst defines the steep topography of this Lane County landscape, where the northern boundary meets the waters of Lookout Point Lake. This 2011 survey captures the area's intricate forest road network, including Usfs RD 17 and Usfs RD 5835, providing access to high-elevation landmarks such as Mount June and Hardesty Mountain. The presence of the Hardesty Lookout Tower and the Ash Swale Shelter reflects the region's managed wilderness character. Multiple drainages, including Junetta Creek, Herman Creek, and Patterson Creek, carve deep valleys between ridges, illustrating the complex watershed that feeds the larger lake system to the north. Historical markers such as Sawtooth Rock and Eagles Rest serve as distinct visual anchors for navigators and foresters within the heavy timber.