2014 Map of Sullivan Gulch

About this map

Whitman National Forest and Umatilla National Forest converge in this high-country landscape, marked by a dense network of water sources and forestry roads. The terrain is defined by dramatic drainage systems like Sullivan Gulch and Cougar Canyon, which draw from numerous named springs including Sullivan Spring, Blarney Spring, and the curiously named Tin Troughs Spring. These water points were critical for livestock and timber operations throughout the mid-20th century, particularly near the expansive Frog Heaven Meadow.