Algoma: ORE140 at Doak Mountain
Doak Mountain brings a densely forested road corridor together with the open, high-elevation character of south-central Oregon in a way that reflects its position on Oregon Route 140. At about 4,757 feet, this stretch lies among conifer-covered uplands south of Klamath Falls, where highways cross long distances between communities and public forestland. Oregon Route 140 is a 215-mile state route running from White City near Medford through Klamath Falls and Lakeview to the Nevada state line. Doak Mountain is therefore part of an important link across Oregon’s interior. The surrounding Fremont–Winema National Forest is managed for recreation, habitat and working forest uses, placing the road in a landscape shaped by travel and forest stewardship.
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