2012 Map of Burney Mountain East

About this map

Hat Creek serves as the primary corridor for settlement and recreation in this high-elevation landscape of eastern Shasta County. The terrain is defined by volcanic features and high-altitude water sources, where prominent landforms like Cinder Butte and Doyle Butte rise above the surrounding flats. Historical navigation and access are represented by a dense network of forest routes, including Forest Rte 34N19 and Forest Rte 34N22, which connect the various natural springs and peaks. The presence of Honn Campground and several water features such as Cornaz Lake, Pot Spring, and Burney Spring indicates the area's importance for local resource management and seasonal use. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern landscape of the Lassen National Forest region, preserving the names of remote peaks like Cornaz Peak and Red Rock Hill alongside the established community infrastructure at Hat Creek.