2020 Map of Myrtle Park Meadows

About this map

Myrtle Park Meadows lies along the border of Grant and Harney counties, situated within the high-elevation evergreen stands of the Malheur National Forest. This 2020 survey documents a landscape defined by its vital water sources and open grazing lands, including Craddock Meadows and Burnt Mountain Meadows. The geography is a complex network of seasonal drainages and springs, such as Chesmore Spring and Old Road Camp Spring, which historically supported livestock and logging operations. The Silvies River and Myrtle Cr carve through the terrain, flanked by prominent rises like Gold Hill and Burnt Mtn. Researchers will find a detailed view of the forest's primitive road system and the names of remote flats and canyons, including Crane Flats and Badger Canyon, which speak to the area's early 20th-century range and wildlife history.