2020 Map of Opal Mountain

About this map

Ochocho National Forest dominates this section of the Ochoco Mountains along the boundary of Jefferson and Crook counties. The landscape is defined by its series of high summits and gulches, including Opal Mtn, Stephenson Mtn, and Bull Mtn. A significant network of springs, such as Keller Cabin Spring, Cougar Spring, and Bingham Spring, suggests a complex hydrological system supporting the high-altitude meadows of Bingham Prairie and Moccasin Prairie. The transport network is primarily composed of forest service roads like SE Opal Creek Rd and SE Horse Corral Rd, which provide access to distinctive landmarks such as Skookum Rock and Rooster Rock. This survey reflects a managed forest environment where topographic features like Desolation Canyon and Dick Bluff remain the primary points of reference for navigation and land management.