2012 Map of Duzel Rock

About this map

Duzel Rock stands as a prominent landmark in this upland landscape of Siskiyou County, where a network of gulches and ridges defines the geography. The drainage patterns of Moffett Cr and Cottonwood Cr dominate the northern and central sections, carving deep ravines through the terrain. The nomenclature of the area, featuring names like Moonshine Gulch, Whiskey Gulch, and Beef Corral Gulch, reflects the early agricultural and ranching history of this corner of Northern California. Access to these interior valleys is provided by routes such as Scarface Rd, which skirts Scarface Ridge and Bald Hill. This 2012 survey illustrates a landscape largely shaped by its watercourses and high peaks, including Piney Mountain and Antelope Mountain, providing a clear record of the topographical features that have influenced land use and transit for generations.