1979 Map of Hull Creek

About this map

Stanislaus National Forest defines the character of this mountain landscape, where historical timber and grazing activity is evidenced by numerous camps and named meadows. The Clavey River and Hull Creek carve through the terrain, flanked by notable landmarks such as Dodge Ridge and Sugarpine. This 1970s survey documents a network of family-named features and seasonal sites, including Fahey Cabin, Sam Williams Spring, and the Fahey Meadow area. The presence of an Old Railroad Grade winding through the canyons near Camp Twentyfour (Site) and Camp Twentyone points to the region's industrial heritage in logging and resource extraction. Smaller settlements and outpost sites like Camp Ida and Camp Niagara (Site) are scattered among the ridges, connected by a network of jeep trails and creek drainages such as Lily Creek and Trout Creek.