2015 Map of Dewey Gulch

About this map

Klamath National Forest defines the geography of this northern California terrain, where a network of watercourses and named glades provides a detailed record of the upland landscape. Named drainages like Dewey Gulch, Fogg Gulch, and Hovey Gulch descend toward the Little Shasta River in the south, while the northern reaches are dominated by Black Rock Canyon and the high point of Black Rock. The presence of Old Lady Glade and Chandler Glade suggests historical grazing or clearing patterns within the timbered forest. A complex system of natural springs, including Black Rock Spring, Poison Spring, and Gold Spring, underscores the critical importance of water sources in this high-elevation environment. Several forest roads, such as York Rd and Faith Rd, navigate the canyons and draws, while Kuck Ditch Draw indicates early efforts to manage water flow across the ridgelines.