2020 Map of Whistler Point

About this map

Ochoco National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape in Central Oregon, dominated by the peaks of the Ochoco Mountains. The terrain is shaped by a network of springs and drainages, where Mahogany Spring, Claypool Spring, and Downs Spring feed into creeks like Hamilton Cr and Whitney Cr. These water sources were vital for the seasonal grazing of livestock, as evidenced by the namesake Grant Meadows and Spears Meadow. To the south, Lookout Mountain stands as a prominent landmark overlooking the intersection of O'Neil Cr and Ochoco Cr. The presence of Whitney Reservoir and several snowmobile routes, including Snomobile #1 (Snow), indicates a landscape utilized for both water management and modern winter recreation. This map provides a look at the remote interior of Crook County at a time when traditional ranching landmarks and forestry access points remain primary features of the local geography.