2012 Map of Grass Lake

About this map

Grass Lake anchors the southern portion of this high-elevation terrain in Siskiyou County, where the landscape is defined by the drainage networks of Dairy Cr and Bear Wallow Cr. The area reflects a history of remote land management and seasonal grazing, evidenced by features like Bull Meadow and the isolated Davis Cabin to the east. Navigational access in this period relied on primitive routes such as Miller Mt Rd and the Ball Mtn Little Shasta Rd, which skirt the lower slopes of prominent summits. To the west, Miller Mountain and Herd Peak rise above the drainage basins, while the presence of First Spring and Bearwallow Spring highlights the critical water sources that once supported forestry and ranching operations in this part of Northern California.