2020 Map of Paradise Mountain

About this map

Fremont National Forest defines the high-country landscape of this remote corner where Klamath and Lake counties meet. The terrain is a complex network of volcanic slopes and high valleys, centered on the prominent Paradise Mtn. A series of water management features, including Little Reservoir Number One, Little Reservoir Number Three, Little Reservoir Number Five, and Little Reservoir Number Six, indicates a legacy of upland water storage north of Paradise Cr. In the south, the map reveals distinct geographical pockets such as Jims Valley and Lost Valley, separated by seasonal water sources like Tank Spring and Shone Spring. The presence of the Wilderness Airport and several snow trails, such as the Quartz Mtn Nordic Trail and the S Trail Side Loop, highlights the area's dual identity as a managed forest resource and a hub for backcountry aviation and winter recreation.