1952 Map of Anthony Peak

About this map

Anthony Peak serves as a central landmark in this high-altitude section of the Mendocino National Forest, where the borders of Tehama, Trinity, and Glenn counties converge. The 1952 field check captures a landscape defined by forest service infrastructure and remote outposts, including the Tantrum Glade Guard Station and several historic cabin sites like Henderson Cabin and Lantz Cabin. The drainage of the Middle Eel River and Thomes Creek dictates the movement through the terrain, with Mendocino Pass providing a critical crossing point for mountain travelers. The northern reach is dedicated to the Yolla Bolly Middle Eel Wilderness Area, highlighting a region maintained for its primitive character. Other notable human imprints include the Girl Scout Camp and established recreation spots like Wells Cabin Campground and Howard Lake.