2012 Map of Gilmore Peak

About this map

Stonyford serves as a primary hub in this corner of Colusa County, home to the Stonyford District Ranger Office and the Stonyford Rodeo Grounds. The settlement pattern transitions from the organized town grid at the north to the residential clusters of Century Ranch further south. The landscape is defined by the drainage of Stony Cr and its many tributaries, including Salt Cr and Hyphus Cr, which carve through prominent ridgelines like Crackerbox Ridge and Gilmore Ridge. To the east, the waters of East Park Reservoir provide a major geographic anchor for the region. Historical sites and local landmarks are scattered throughout the valleys, from the Stonyford Cem to the thermal waters of Cooks Springs near Indian Cr. The map also documents a network of forest routes, such as Forest Rte 17N15, providing access to isolated landmarks like Wolf Glade and the summit of Gilmore Peak.