2015 Map of Antelope Lake

About this map

Antelope Lake sits at the center of this high-elevation terrain within the Plumas National Forest, surrounded by a complex network of forest routes and mountain meadows. The landscape is defined by its drainage basins and ridges, featuring prominent landmarks like Wildcat Ridge and Clarks Peak. The 2015 survey reveals how the terrain is organized around localized flats and valleys such as Doctor Smith Flat, Cradle Valley, and Lower Lone Rock Valley. A notable geographic feature within the reservoir is Dedication Island, while the surrounding slopes are etched with numerous named watercourses including Thompson Cr and Little Antelope Cr. The map details a sophisticated system of fire and service roads, such as the Lone Motor Way and Janesville-Frenchman road, which provide access to remote points like Chipmunk Spring and Hallett Meadow.