2015 Map of Shuteye Peak

About this map

Central Camp serves as a primary reference point in this high-altitude landscape within the Sierra National Forest. The topography is defined by significant granite elevations and seasonal clearings, notably Shuteye Peak and Peckinpah Mtn, which overlook a network of high-country meadows. These features, including Morgan Meadow, Haskell Meadow, and Peckinpah Meadow, suggest a history of seasonal grazing or logging operations tied to the settlement at Sierra Nevada. The drainage system is equally complex, with Whisky Falls and numerous creeks like Browns Cr and Peckinpah Cr carving through the ridgelines. This 2015 survey provides a modern look at the remote access routes and water sources that have sustained land use in the central Sierras for generations.