1998 Map of Mount Mc Loughlin

About this map

Mount Mc Loughlin stands as the central landmark of this late-twentieth-century landscape, surrounded by the deep woods of the Rogue River National Forest, Sky Lakes Wilderness, and Winema National Forest. The map documents a high-altitude recreation and water management system at the Jackson and Klamath County line. Notable water bodies including Fish Lake, with its Fish Lake Resort and Boat Ramp, and the expansive Fourmile Lake dominate the lower and eastern sections. A network of primitive infrastructure is visible, from the Gaging Station and Spillway 4642 to the Cascade Canal Trail. This survey illustrates the era's focus on conservation and trail access, featuring the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail as it winds past Summit Lake and Squaw Lake toward the northern boundary at Camp 76.