1967 Map of Hull Mountain

About this map

Hull Mountain anchors this 1967 survey of the high country where Mendocino, Glenn, and Lake counties converge. This landscape within the Mendocino National Forest is defined by a network of seasonal outposts and primitive access routes, including Cushman Camp, Goat Camp, and the well-marked Jeep Trail winding through the ridges. The upper reaches of the Eel River and its numerous tributaries like Skidmore Creek and Panther Creek illustrate a remote terrain managed for both recreation and conservation, noted by the presence of a State Game Refuge in the southern half. Small alpine water bodies such as Cushman Lake, Barley Lake, and Turtle Lake dot the ridges, while specific human landmarks like Graves Cabin and the Lookout station provide points of interest for researchers of local forest history and regional land use during the mid-twentieth century.