2011 Map of Timothy Lake

About this map

Timothy Lake serves as the focal point of this high-elevation landscape in the Mt. Hood National Forest, formed by the Timothy Lake Dam at the head of the Oak Grove Fork Clackamas River. This 2011 survey illustrates the intricate drainage network of the Clackamas watershed, where numerous creeks such as Anvil Creek, Stone Creek, and Cabin Creek descend from the high ridges. The map captures a landscape defined by significant timber and recreation infrastructure, including the winding Peavine Rd which provides access to the higher elevations of Peavine Mountain. For those researching local geography, the map identifies several smaller water bodies like Buck Lake and Summit Lake, alongside a concentration of named water sources such as Peavine Spring, Sheep Spring, and Dry Creek Spring, highlighting the essential hydrology of this Cascades environment.