2011 Map of Scaredman Creek

About this map

Scaredman Camp and a network of Bureau of Land Management access roads define this Douglas County landscape in the early 2010s. The area is characterized by a dense drainage system of named creeks, including Zig Zag Creek, Mellow Moon Creek, and Huckleberry Creek, which flow through the timbered terrain. The presence of several remote outposts, such as the Pass Creek Shelter, No Man Shelter, and Trapper Shelter, suggests a region primarily used for forest management, recreation, and seasonal residency. The map provides a detailed view of the local topography and water sources, including the distinct Mellow Moon Spring. The intricate road system, with labels like BLM 28.0 RD and BLM 11 RD, illustrates how this part of the Oregon backcountry is navigated and managed by federal agencies.