1988 Map of Mt. Mc Loughlin

About this map

Mt Mc Loughlin dominates this high-elevation landscape, standing as a primary landmark at the junction of the Rogue River National Forest, Winema National Forest, and the Sky Lakes Wilderness. This 1988 map documents the region's recreational and hydrologic character, from the Fish Lake Resort and Doe Point campgrounds along Fish Lake to the secluded waters of Fourmile Lake and Summit Lake. The rugged terrain is punctuated by distinctive peaks like North Squaw Tip and South Squaw Tip, while a heavy concentration of volcanic Lava flows is mapped in the southeastern corner near the Jackson and Klamath county line. Infrastructure for water management and transit is visible through the Gaging Station on Little Butte Creek and the route of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail.