Wallowa-Whitman National Forest Lakes List
Updated: Jun 18, 2024
A complete list of lakes in Wallowa-Whitman National Forest.
Wallowa-Whitman National Forest is located in the northeast corner of Oregon. It includes 2 mountain ranges within it's boundaries — the Wallowa Mountains and Elkhorn Mountains (part of the Blue Mountain range). It also includes Hells Canyon, which stretches along the Oregon and Idaho border.
The national forest is broken into 6 ranger districts (as far as I can tell, based off of topo maps): Wallowa Valley Ranger District, Eagle Cap Ranger District, La Grande Ranger District, Baker Ranger District, Pine Ranger District, and Hells Canyon National Recreation Area/District.
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Below are the lakes in Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. I made two tabs where you can either look for a lake in alphabetical order or by ranger district.
List of Lakes (alphabetically)
Aneroid
Anthony
Arrow
Baldy
Bear (Near Culver Lake)
Bear, little (near Lookout Mountain)
Bear (near Lookout Mountain)
Billy Jones
Black
Blue
Bonney (2 lakes)
Bucket
Catched
Catched Two
Cheval
Chimney
Cougar Pond
Craig
Crater
Crawfish
Crawfish Meadow
Crescent
Culver
Curtis
Cutout Reservoir
Deadman
Diamond
Dollar
Douglas
Downie
Duck
Dutch Flat
Eagle
East Lake Reservoir
Echo (Near Billy Jones Lake)
Echo (Near Traverse Lake)
Frances (Near Russell Mountain)
Frances (Near Lostine River Area)
Frazier
Frog Pond
Glacier
Goodrich
Goose
Grande Ronde
Granite
Green
Hazel
Heart
Hidden
Hobo
Hoffer Lakes (2 lakes)
Horse
Horseshoe
Ice
Jewett
John Henry
Killamucue
Ladd Canyon
Laverty Lakes (2 lakes)
Lee
Lenore
Lilypad
Little Frazier
Little Storm
Little Summit
Long Creek Reservoir
Lookingglass
Lost
Lost Lake Reservoir
Lookingglass
Lost
Lost Lake Reservoir
Maxwell
McCarty Reservoir
Meadow
Minam
Mirror
Moccasin
Moon
Mud (Near Fish Lake)
Mud (Near Anthony Lake)
Olive
Papoose
Phillips Reservoir
Pine (2 lakes)
Pop
Pop, little
Prosect
Rainbow Reservoirs
Razz
Red Mountain
Reed Reservoir
Roberts Pond
Rock Creek
Roger
Salt Creek Summit Pond
Sky
Steamboat
Summit
Sunshine
Swamp
Teepee Pond
Tombstone
Traverse
Twin Lakes (2 lakes) - Near Elkhorn Peak
Two Color
Unit
Upper
Van Patten
Volstead Reservoir
Wade Pond
Warm
Willow Creek
Wood
Lake 44.8379, -118.1070
Lake 44.9354, -118.2296
Lake 44.9455, -118.2162
Lake 45.0746, -117.3584
Lake 45.0790, -117.1557
Lake 45.0812, -117.3577
Lake 45.0860, -117.1472
Lake 45.1341, -117.4480
Lake 45.1381, -117.3286
Lake 45.1388, -117.3263
Lake 45.1595, -117.2827
Lake 45.1708, -117.3723
Lake 45.1731, -117.3081
Lake 45.1806, -117.2876
Lake 45.1855, -117.3410
Lake 45.1872, -117.3001
Lake 45.1886, -117.3019
Lake 45.1965, -117.4391
Lake 45.1987, -117.4365
Lake 45.2013, -117.2627
Lake 45.2044, -117.4561
Lake 45.2096, -117.4347
Lake 45.2117, -117.2864
Lake 45.2163, -117.2607
Lake 45.2221, -117.2762
Lake 45.2237, -117.3792
Lake 45.2281, -117.4275
Lake 45.2330, -117.0917
Lake 45.2642, -117.4038
Lake 45.2653, -117.4229
Lake 45.2655, -117.4249
Lake 45.2737, -117.4124
Lake 45.2966, -117.4512
Lake 45.3371, -117.6124
List of Lakes (by ranger district)
Resources
Forest Service
The best place to find information about trails, roads, closures, and each ranger district is from the forest service website.
Here are a few shortcut links to important pages on the Forest Service website:
Stocked Lakes
PDF of my lakes list with coordinates and other resources
Map
Yellow – Lakes I have been to (and I have a post about)
Red – Lakes I haven’t been to yet or don’t have a post about
Purple - Ranger District
This map doesn’t link to any posts on my website it only shows the locations of all the different lakes.
For exploring the map in more detail, I’d recommend clicking on the link in the top right corner of the map above that says “Open in CalTopo.” It will make it easier to explore the map and the lakes in more detail. All lakes are assigned to folders by ranger districts. On the left sidebar of the CalTopo website, you can click on a lake name and it will show you where it is on the map. Under the lakes I’ve been to there will be the URL for the corresponding post on my website. You can copy and paste the link into your search engine to see the post.
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