2012 Map of Lonesome Ridge

About this map

Lonesome Ridge defines the high ground of this Siskiyou Mountains landscape, where a network of watercourses and isolated outposts tell the story of a working forest in the early 21st century. The map reveals a complex drainage system led by Bluff Cr and its various branches, including the N Fork Bluff Cr and E Fork Bluff Cr. These waters flow through steep-walled terrain marked by features like Woodtick Gulch and Brushy Gulch. Small, specialized locations such as Louse Camp, Vans Camp, and Laird Meadow suggest the area's legacy of timber management and seasonal backcountry use. Higher elevations are dotted with smaller water bodies, including Deer Lick Lake and Onion Lake, while the presence of Cedar Camp Rd and various forest routes indicates the essential infrastructure required to navigate this portion of Humboldt County.