2021 Map of Buckskin Mountain

About this map

The Santa Rosa Range dominates this portion of the Humboldt National Forest, where the high-altitude terrain of Humboldt County is carved by complex drainages like Eightmile Cr and the N Fork Little Humboldt River. In this high-desert environment, the map documents small human footprints including Bells Cabin and Snow Cabin, likely used by forest rangers or livestock herders in the backcountry. Landforms such as Buckskin Mtn and the sheer Buckskin Slide define the central topography, while the Buckskin Divide separates the northward-flowing creeks from the southern basins. Transportation is limited to remote tracks and trails like the New Motortrail Trl, which winds through the Charleston Gulch area towards landmarks like Round Hill and Auto Hill.