2017 Map of Rabbit Mountain

About this map

Rabbit Mountain dominates the northwestern landscape of this Douglas County quadrangle, where a dense network of watercourses and forestry access roads defines the rugged drainage basin of Cow Creek. This 2017 survey illustrates a topography shaped by deep ravines and gulches, including the notable Cedar Gulch, Ping Gulch, and Benson Gulch in the eastern reaches. The map details an intricate system of spur roads and mainline trails essential for timber management and land access, such as the Audie Ck Mainline and Dutch Henry Rd. Significant water sources like Mud Spring and Henry Spring are documented alongside numerous tributaries including Stanchion Cr and Middle Creek. The geographic layout, marked by the junction of W Fork Cow Cr, reflects the area's ongoing importance for watershed management and resource navigation in the Oregon mountains.