1953 Map of Shuteye Peak

About this map

The high Sierra country of the Sierra National Forest is defined here by the deep carving of the San Joaquin River and the rugged granite crests of Whisky Ridge and Chiquito Ridge. At the center of the survey, Shuteye Peak rises as a dominant landmark, hosting the Shuteye Lookout and overlooking a complex network of seasonal cattle camps and high-altitude meadows. Locations like Ryans Lower Cow Camp, Kates Cow Camp, and Buchenau Cabin point to the area's history of summer grazing.