1979 Map of Crandall Peak

About this map

Stanislaus National Forest terrain dominates this 1970s landscape, where the Middle Fork Stanislaus River carves a deep path through the central Tuolumne County high country. The map captures an era of resource management and recreational utility, showing a network of Old Railroad Grades and Jeep Trails that traverse the ridges between peaks like Crandall Peak and Mount Knight. Near the river, the Sand Bar Flat Dam and a nearby Gaging Station indicate the vital role of water management in the Sierra foothills.