2017 Map of Thousand Springs

About this map

Crater Lake National Park and Rogue River National Forest meet in this high-altitude landscape where Douglas, Jackson, and Klamath Counties converge. The terrain is defined by its hydrology, featuring the namesake Thousand Springs and unique environments like the Sphagnum Bog near Crater Springs. A network of Forest Service roads, such as Huckleberry Rd and Union Creek Rd, provides the primary infrastructure through these heavily forested slopes. Numerous drainage systems, including Wizard Cr, Copeland Cr, and Castle Cr, carve the volcanic geography as they flow westward toward the Rogue River basin. The presence of the Crater Creek Motorway Rd and various remote tracks like Rd 805 near Spruce Lake illustrate the area's ongoing management for conservation and recreation in the southern Cascades.