2014 Map of Willow Lake

About this map

Willow Lake serves as a central hydrological feature within this section of the Rogue River National Forest during the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by its complex network of named drainages and meadows, including Parker Meadow in the north and the expansive Willow Prairie to the southeast. These natural openings and water sources, such as Shake Camp Spring and Porcupine Spring, hint at the area's long history of seasonal use and resource management. Elevation is marked by several prominent summits including Bieberstedt Butte and Esmond Mtn. The transport network relies heavily on forest access roads like Butte Falls-Fish Lake Rd and Trefren Mill Rd, connecting remote sites like Indian Glade to the primary Lake of the Woods Hwy in the south.