2017 Map of Warner Mountain

About this map

Hills Cr Lake and the Middle Fork Willamette River anchor this 2017 study of the high country where the Willamette National Forest meets the Umpqua National Forest. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the river valley to the peaks of the Calapooya Mountains, including prominent landmarks like Warner Mountain and Youngs Rock. Traditional forest access and travel patterns are visible through the course of Rigdon Rd and the Willamette Divide Trl, which follows the high ridges. Isolated clearings and specific geographic points such as Sand Prairie and Little Pine Openings indicate specific pockets of flat land within a predominantly steep drainage basin. The map records a dense network of watercourses, from the N Fork Buck Cr to Butcherknife Cr, reflecting the complex hydrology that feeds the Willamette system.