2021 Map of Log Spring

About this map

The high ridges and glades of the Mendocino National Forest define this 2021 survey of the border between Tehama and Glenn Counties. The terrain is structured by a series of prominent elevations, including the whimsical Hokey Pokey Ridge and the extensive Log Spring Ridge. Human movement through this landscape is recorded in a network of trails and backcountry roads such as the Paskenta-Mendocino Pass and the Lantz Ridge Trl. Small clearings and seasonal water sources are scattered throughout the forest, with named points like Mose Genot Glade and Dead Mule Spring providing critical landmarks for navigation. While mostly primitive, the area includes the Sunnyside settlement, standing as a lone outpost amidst the drainage systems of Thomes Cr and Grindstone Cr. The map captures a modern view of this managed wilderness, noting the intersection of traditional topographic features with current forest service infrastructure.