2015 Map of Hull Mountain

About this map

The Eel River winds through the northern reaches of the Mendocino National Forest in this 2015 study of the borderlands between Lake, Glenn, and Mendocino counties. The landscape is defined by its dramatic geologic features and ridges, including the prominent Hull Mtn and the curious Devils Rock Garden. Of significant local interest is the marking of Hulls Grave near Windy Gap, providing a rare named historical marker in an area otherwise dominated by the natural features of the National Forest. The terrain transitions from the high points of Panther Ridge and Boardman Ridge down to established water bodies like Barley Lake and Cushman Lake. Small clearings and notable landmarks like Hells Half Acre and Monkey Rock are meticulously mapped alongside the network of forest roads and creek beds that drain the eastern slopes.