1997 Map of Board Camp Mountain

About this map

The Mad River carves through the southwestern corner of this landscape, marking a topographic shift amidst the high ridges and timbered slopes of Six Rivers National Forest. Revised by the Forest Service in the late 1990s, the map reveals a rugged interior accessible primarily by forest tracks and firefighting ridges. Small human imprints appear at Deer Creek Ranch and isolated structures like Nolan Cabin and Ridge Cabin, suggesting the area's use for grazing and remote forest management. High points like Board Camp Mountain and Board Camp Butte dominate the central terrain, while named drainages including Snow Camp Creek and Boulder Creek feed into the broader regional watershed. The map identifies specific clearings and seasonal camps such as Tri Board Camp, providing a record of 20th-century land use within the Srnf boundaries.