2018 Map of Devils Rock

About this map

The Shasta National Forest dominates this landscape in Shasta County, where the topography is defined by the complex branching of the Pit River. This terrain is marked by significant elevation changes, from the heights of Chirpchatter Mtn and Brock Mtn down to the deeply recessed waters of the Pit River Arm. The map reveals a wild geography of named gulches and ridges, such as Croxford Ridge and Constant Flow Gulch, which dictate the drainage patterns of Stein Creek and Potem Cr. While the northern reaches are dominated by steep canyons like Madison Canyon, the southern section transitions toward more accessible terrain near Arbuckle Flat. This late 2010s survey shows a sparsely populated region primarily accessed via forest routes and small mountain roads like Mineral School Rd, highlighting the enduring isolation of this part of the California wilderness.