2018 Map of Ukonom Mountain

About this map

The Klamath River carves through the northwestern corner of this territory, where the terrain is defined by the steep elevation gains of Ukonom Mtn and Ten Bear Mtn. High-altitude meadows such as Haypress Meadows, Lone Pine Meadow, and Hells Meadows are clustered in the southern and eastern reaches, signaling the transition into the Marble Mountains. The map documents a specialized network of forest infrastructure, featuring the Ukonom Mountain Lookout and established routes like the Ten Bear Trail. These paths, including the Sandy Bar Loop and Ti Loop, indicate a landscape managed for both timber and recreation within the Klamath National Forest. Named points such as Kennedy Flats and Sandy Bar along the riverbanks provide specific reference points for those studying the historical geography of this northern California wilderness.