2020 Map of Sun Pass

About this map

Crater Lake National Park occupies the northwestern corner of this territory, where the terrain rises toward Sand Ridge and the volcanic peaks of the High Cascades. This landscape, managed largely as part of the Winema National Forest, is defined by its extensive network of seasonal access routes and specialized winter trails. The presence of routes such as Diamond Lake-Snomo (Snow), Pinnacles (Snow), and Sun Pass Run (Snow) reflects the area's importance for timber management and alpine recreation. High points like Dry Butte and Boundary Butte overlook a complex drainage system including Jackson Creek (Snow) and the Sand Cr Canal. In the southern reaches, Sun Mtn stands near Sun Pass, while natural water sources like Egan Springs provide vital points of interest in this forested high-altitude environment.