1988 Map of Moses Mtn

About this map

Kaweah Grove and Garfield Grove stand as prominent natural landmarks in this high-altitude landscape where the headwaters of the South Fork Kaweah River and Tule River originate. The topography is dominated by massive ridges, including South Fork Ridge and Dennison Ridge, which carve out deep drainages like Snowslide Canyon. This 1988 survey documents the complex administrative boundaries of the Southern Sierra, where Sequoia National Park meets the Sequoia National Forest and Mountain Home State Forest. Small pockets of high-country meadows, such as Hockett Meadows and Mitchell Meadow, provide rare level ground amidst the steep slopes of Moses Mountain. The southern portion of the map highlights recreational infrastructure like the Hidden Falls Campground, situated near the confluence of several mountain creeks in the state forest territory.