1993 Map of Mt. Langley

About this map

Mount Langley and Lone Pine Peak dominate the western portion of this terrain, marking a dramatic rise from the desert floor into the high Sierra. The landscape is defined by its recreation and conservation history, showing the intersection of Inyo National Forest, Sequoia National Park, and the John Muir Wilderness. To the east, the geological transition into the Alabama Hills and Movie Flat provides a distinct contrast to the high peaks. The map reveals a network of alpine hydrology, including Cottonwood Lakes, Muir Lake, and Meysan Lake, which feed the drainages of Tuttle Creek and Lone Pine Creek. Human activity is concentrated along corridors like Whitney Portal Road, providing access to high-altitude landmarks such as the Whitney Portal Campground and the Whitney Portal Picnic Area.