2018 Map of Tumbledown Mountain

About this map

Tumbledown Mountain and its surrounding peaks dominate this interior Maine landscape along the border of Franklin and Somerset counties. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including Spencer Stream and Baker Stream, which drain numerous high-elevation basins such as Blakeslee Lake and Rock Pond. At the time of this 2018 survey, the terrain remains largely accessed by unpaved corridors like Appleton Rd and Spencer Bale Rd, reflecting the timber-and-stream geography of the region. Distinctive landmarks such as Three Slide Mountain and Spencer Bale Mountain provide clear points of orientation for those studying the drainage patterns of Gold Brook and Spaulding Brook. The map reveals a land focused on its natural topography and hydrology, with few permanent structures but numerous named summits and remote ponds.