2015 Map of Mount Valhalla

About this map

The Chequamegon National Forest landscape in Bayfield County is defined by its complex network of forest service roads and glacial water bodies. This 2015 survey details the topographic high point at Mount Valhalla, surrounded by a dense web of access routes including Brinks Rd and Range Rd. The area's hydrology is central to its character, with several significant lakes and streams distributed across the terrain. Notable water features include the isolated Crystal Lake in the northwest and the central Twin Lakes. Drainage patterns are marked by the Sioux River and Fourmile Cr, while the southern reaches of the map are defined by the N Fork Whittlesey Cr. The mapping reflects a modern era of forest management where logging trails and recreational access points intersect with these permanent natural landmarks.