2022 Map of Panther Spring

About this map

Lassen National Forest encompasses the complex topography of this Tehama County landscape, where deep canyons and ridges dictate the movement of water and travelers. The historic Ponderosa Way (TE 32A) winds along the higher elevations, providing a critical north-south route through a region defined by dramatic vertical relief. Significant water sources like Panther Spring and Two-Barrel Spring are scattered across the terrain, serving as vital landmarks in an area dominated by features such as Kingsley Cove and Table Mtn. Drainage systems, including Antelope Cr and Mill Cr, have carved prominent landmarks like Stone Corral Hollow and Peligreen Gulch. This modern survey illustrates the persistent importance of natural springs and traditional forest routes in managing and navigating these California highlands.