2018 Map of Five Fingers

About this map

Santa Rosa Range peaks and high-altitude drainage basins define this portion of the Humboldt National Forest as it was documented in 2018. The landscape is marked by the sharp elevation of Paradise Peak and the namesake Five Fingers formation, where multiple canyons like Buffalo Canyon and Provo Canyon carve deep paths through the terrain. Evidence of high-country land management and recreation is visible through a network of specialized routes, including the Summit Trail and the Stone House Creek Motortrail. Water sources are critical landmarks in this environment, with named locations such as Carex Spring, Fry Spring, and the Wash O'Neil Basin serving as primary geographic anchors for the numerous creeks, including Abel Creek and Chimney Creek, that flow from the mountain slopes.