2014 Map of Crook Peak

About this map

Crook Peak and its neighboring summits dominate this 2014 survey of high-elevation terrain within the Fremont National Forest. This section of Lake County is defined by a dense network of mountain springs and seasonal drainages, where sources like Military Spring, Emery Spring, and Stairstep Spring feed into the complex watershed of Honey Cr and the various forks of Crooked Cr. The landscape is marked by significant topographical relief, rising from the relatively level ground of Sherman Valley and Sage Flat toward the high ridges of Peddlers Ridge and the volcanic prominence of Squaw Butte in the southwest. Forest service access is documented via the Natl Forest Develop Road 3615 Rd, providing a look at the infrastructure supporting this timber and grazing region. From the N Warner Viewpoint, the map reveals a remote geography where water sources were essential for early survey and range management.