2014 Map of Thimbleberry Mountain

About this map

The Umatilla National Forest encompasses this high-elevation terrain in Oregon, defined by a series of prominent peaks and deep drainage systems. The landscape is anchored by Thimbleberry Mountain and Huckleberry Mountain, with the South Fork Umatilla River and North Fork Meacham Cr carving through the steep topography. An extensive network of forest development roads, including the notable Skyline Rd, provides access across ridges like Goodman Ridge and through gaps such as Dusty Saddle. Numerous named water sources, including Banjo Spring and Dead Horse Spring, suggest the importance of reliable water for livestock or forestry operations in this area. From the northern heights of The Shimmiehorn to the southern prominence of Wilbur Mountain, the map documents a territory managed for its natural resources and watershed value in the early 21st century.