2014 Map of Kerby Peak

About this map

Kerby Peak rises as a central landmark within the Siskiyou National Forest, marking a landscape defined by dramatic elevation changes and a dense network of watercourses. The map reveals the complex drainage systems of Sucker Creek, Grayback Cr, and Little Grayback Cr, which have carved deep features like Lost Canyon and Johnson Gulch into the Siskiyou Mountains. Small named sites such as Oregon Bar and Cedar Flat provide points of reference among the high ridges of Little Grayback Peak and Holcomb Peak. This survey details the extensive forest infrastructure used for management and access, including Caves Hwy, Little Grayback Rd, and numerous specialized routes like Nat For Dev Rd 4611. The arrangement of these roads and trails illustrates how the remote terrain is navigated for conservation and resource oversight.