2012 Map of San Gorgonio Mountain

About this map

San Gorgonio Mountain stands as the central point of this high-altitude landscape, where numerous forks of the Whitewater River and the S Fork Santa Ana River originate. The 2012 survey illustrates the network of backcountry infrastructure including South Fork Cabin and East Fork Cabin, alongside high-country waypoints such as Gunsight Pass and Mine Shaft Saddle. The drainage patterns are intricate, with the E Fork Whitewater River dropping past Silverwood Falls and dramatic topographic breaks like Mill Creek Jumpoff and Middle Fork Jumpoff. Small alpine water bodies including Dollar Lake and Dry Lake are visible alongside specialized seasonal sites like Mission Springs Campground and Bear Wallows Campground. The presence of roads such as Raywood Flat Rd and Petrero Rd indicates the limited vehicular access into these protected mountain heights during the early 21st century.