2015 Map of Scott Bar

About this map

Scott Bar sits at the confluence of the Scott River and Bill Berry Cr, serving as a focal point for this mountain landscape within the Klamath National Forest. The terrain is defined by steep ridges and deep gulches, such as Swanson Gulch and Sugarpine Gulch, which reveal a history of resource extraction and high-elevation land use. High points like Tom Martin Peak and Anderson Peak overlook a series of namesake flats, including Gold Flat, Beauty Flat, and Bridge Flat, suggesting pockets of habitation or mining activity along the river benches. In the southern reach, the Scott Bar Mtn Lo stands as a landmark of forest management and surveillance, while the presence of Marble Mountain in the southwest corner signals the transition into a more primitive wilderness area.