2018 Map of Holloway Meadows

About this map

Holloway Meadows and Quinn Pasture sit within a high-elevation drainage system in Humboldt National Forest, where the headwaters of the S Fork Quinn River and E Fork Quinn River converge. The landscape is defined by massive formations such as Eightmile Mtn and the Martin Creek Mountains, interspersed with seasonal springs like Potato Patch Spring and Bernard Spring. This 2018 survey documents a complex network of forest access routes, including the New Motortrail and Holloway Meadows Motortrail, which navigate the steep transition from Long Valley to Table Mtn. These trails and spurs, such as Five Mile Spur A, provide essential access for land management and recreation throughout the Klondike Canyon and Long Canyon areas, where names like Groundhog Meadows suggest a long history of seasonal grazing and wildlife activity in this part of Humboldt County.