2011 Map of Pumice Desert East

About this map

Crater Lake National Park occupies the western and southern reaches of this landscape, its boundaries protecting the stark volcanic terrain of the Pumice Desert. This high-altitude plateau, characterized by its sparse vegetation and volcanic deposits, is framed by prominent geological markers such as Summit Rock to the north and Sharp Peak at the southeastern edge. The map provides a detailed look at the infrastructure supporting park access during the early 21st century, specifically highlighting the North Entrance Crater Lake National Park. Beyond the park borders, the terrain is drained by high-country waterways including Tiny Creek and Desert Creek, while a network of forest service roads like 7015 and 290 underscores the area's role in resource management and recreation within the southern Cascades.