2011 Map of Wildcat Mountain

About this map

Wildcat Mountain and the surrounding high ridges of the Mount Hood National Forest dominate this 2011 survey of Clackamas County. The terrain is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including the Salmon River and Sandy River at the northeastern corner, which give way to high elevations like Old Baldy and Githens Mountain to the south. The area is largely dedicated to forest management and recreation, evidenced by the presence of the Eagle Creek Lookout and a system of forest service roads like SE Wildcat Creek Rd and SE Alder-Creek Dr. Drainage patterns are intricate, with North Fork Eagle Creek and South Fork Eagle Creek carving deep valleys through Mcintyre Ridge. Local history is anchored by these geographic landmarks, which have long served as navigational points for foresters and hikers in the Pacific Northwest.