2014 Map of Soosap Peak

About this map

Mount Hood National Forest dominates this landscape, where the upper watersheds of the S Fork Clackamas River and N Fork Molalla River meet. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, notably at Soosap Peak and within the steep corridors of Dead Horse Canyon and Rock Canyon. This 2014 survey reveals a dense network of forest service roads, including Goat Mountain Rd and NF-45, which provide access to high-altitude water bodies like Williams Lake, Emerald Lake, and Cougar Lake. The presence of Timothy Patch in the northeast corner suggest a localized area of specific historical or navigational interest within the broader timberlands. Numerous tributaries such as Lukens Cr, Cougar Cr, and Pine Cr weave through the township boundaries of t5s r4e and t6s r4e, illustrating the complex drainage patterns of the Oregon Cascades.