2014 Map of Pumice Desert East

About this map

Timber Crater dominates the central landscape of this 2014 survey, marking a prominent volcanic feature within the north-central reach of Crater Lake National Park. The map documents a convergence of protected lands, where the Umpqua National Forest and Winema National Forest meet at the Douglas and Klamath county line. This high-altitude terrain is characterized by the Pumice Desert, a large volcanic ash plain that remains largely devoid of vegetation. For those navigating the backcountry, the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail winds through the southwestern section, passing landmarks like Grouse Hill and Sharp Peak. The transport network is defined by the Crater Lake Entrance Rd and the E Diamond Lake Hwy, providing access to the park's interior and seasonal waterways such as Tiny Cr and Desert Cr.