2015 Map of Devils Parade Ground

About this map

Campbellville and the high-elevation flats of Devils Parade Ground define this section of the northern Sierra foothills, where the Tehama and Butte County line crosses complex drainages. Within the Lassen National Forest, the landscape is marked by a network of ridges and canyons, including Campbell Ridge and Cohasset Ridge, which helped dictate early travel routes like Ponderosa Way and the Campbellville Cutoff. Notable landmarks such as Iron Mtn, Pinnacle Peak, and the topographic depression of Devils Den show the geologic diversity of the region. Water sources like Bennett Spring and Cold Spring provided vital stops in a terrain carved by Deer Creek and Big Chico Creek. The inclusion of the Beaver Creek Pinery and remote outposts like Polk Springs offers insight into the early forestry and seasonal settlement patterns of the area.