2015 Map of Blue Nose Mountain

About this map

The Middle Fork Feather River carves through the northern reaches of this territory, where riverside landings like English Bar, Fells Flat, and Bill Bar hint at a history of resource extraction and seasonal camps. This portion of the Plumas National Forest is defined by high-elevation ridges and drainage systems, including the notable Blue Nose Mountain and the prominent Pilot Peak on the western boundary. The map reveals a landscape heavily influenced by gold-era topography, crossing the Plumas Co Sierra Co line near the Gibsonville Ridge. Local features such as Bunker Hill and Duck Soup Pond provide specific points of interest for those tracing family ties to the mining camps and high-country meadows of the High Sierra.