2014 Map of Antelope Spring

About this map

Antelope Spring and its surrounding high-desert terrain define this section of the Monitor Range in Central Nevada. The landscape is marked by isolated water sources vital to the region's history, including Nickel Spring, Willow Spring, and the curiously named Wood Chopper Spring. To the east, the McKinney Mountains rise against the horizon, while prominent landmarks like Mexican Butte, Pink Butte, and Antelope Peak provide navigational anchors in an area defined by significant elevation changes. This territory, largely part of the Toiyabe National Forest, is accessed via a network of forest roads such as Natl Forest Develop Road 235 Rd, tracing a path through the drainages of Willow Cr and the heights of Kinney Peak.