2015 Map of Secret Spring Mountain

About this map

Klamath Hot Springs and the settlement of Beswick lie along the northern reaches of the Klamath River, occupying a landscape defined by deep canyons and prominent volcanic peaks. Much of the region is protected as part of the Klamath National Forest, where the terrain rises sharply toward Secret Spring Mountain and McGavin Peak. The hydrology of this high-elevation area is marked by numerous named water sources, including Spannaus Spring, Lucky Spring, and Jewel Spring, which serve as vital points in the arid drainages. Early infrastructure is visible through routes like Ager Beswick Rd and Schoolhouse Hill Rd, reflecting a history of movement through Negro Creek Canyon and across Garvey Glade. Near the southern border, landmarks like Eagle Rock and the steep Flume Canyon emphasize the verticality of this Siskiyou County territory.