2015 Map of Crandall Peak
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Stanislaus National Forest defines the character of this Tuolumne County terrain, where the Middle-Fork Stanislaus River carves through deep canyons and high ridges. The landscape is marked by significant topographical landmarks such as Crandall Peak and Mt Knight, with many high-altitude meadows including Grohl Meadow and Schumake Meadow providing breaks in the timber. A complex network of forest routes, such as Forest Rte 5N20 and Forest Rte 4N15, provides access to remote locations like Camp Pendola.
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