1995 Map of Grays Peak

About this map

The timbered elevations of the Lassen National Forest dominate this mid-1990s survey, illustrating a landscape defined by forest management and local industry at the Shasta and Tehama county line. Industrial and recreational markers such as the Forward Mill, Camp Forward, and a nearby Landing Field sit west of the steep drainages. The topography is deeply incised by the South Fork Digger Creek and Onion Creek, while the eastern portion of the map centers on the namesake Grays Peak. Cultural sites like the Rockland School and the settlement at Graves point to the area's rural history. Traces of historical land use are also evident in named clearings and flats, including Sugarpine Flat and Hazen Flat, while natural springs like Rattlesnake Spring and Blue Ridge Spring mark the high ridges.