2011 Map of Siskiyou Peak

About this map

The Little Applegate River drainage dominates this high-altitude landscape within the Rogue River National Frst, illustrating the complex network of ridges and watercourses along the Oregon-California border. Notable for its many family-named topographic features and historic landmarks, the area includes the McDonald Ditch and the isolated Freezeout Cabin. Higher elevations are marked by distinctive peaks such as Wagner Butte, Siskiyou Peak, and Big Red Mountain, which are connected by a system of gaps and glades including Cinnabar Gap and Wymer Glade. This terrain is characterized by a mix of forestry roads like Siskiyou Summit Rd and specialized trails such as the Wagner Butte Trl, reflecting the region's history of recreation, timber management, and early high-country settlement. Several natural water sources, including Woodpecker Spring and Sheep Camp Spring, are documented alongside numerous creeks like Glade Creek and Long John Creek.