1997 Map of Rooster Rock

About this map

The Table Rock Wilderness dominates this corner of the Cascade Range, defined by its high volcanic plateaus and steep drainages. In this late 20th-century landscape, industrial history and natural preservation intersect at the Ogle Mtn Mine near Ogle Mountain, reflecting the area's legacy of resource extraction. The terrain is a complex meeting point of administrative boundaries, where the Santiam State Forest, Mt Hood National Forest, and Willamette National Forest converge near the Clackamas and Marion County line. Notable summits like Table Rock, Nasty Rock, and Rooster Rock provide vertical relief above the Molalla River and its numerous tributaries, including Table Rock Fork and Copper Creek. The presence of a Peshuck Lookout and several quarries suggests a landscape managed for both timber and fire observation during this era.