2010 Map of Snow Shoe NE

About this map

State Camp and numerous seasonal outposts define this high-elevation landscape in Clinton County. The terrain is deeply incised by the drainage networks of West Branch Big Run and Dennison Fork, creating a pattern of isolated ridges and hollows like Proctor Hollow and Owl Hollow. Historically, the area appears as a hub for hunting and forestry, as evidenced by the high concentration of named camps such as The Hemlocks Camp, Camp Chestnut Hill, and Ralphton Camp scattered throughout the woods. Infrastructure is primarily limited to forest roads and trails, including the Fisher Fire Rd and Beech Creek Mountain Rd. A prominent landmark for the region is the Coffin Rock Fire Tower, positioned on a high point to monitor the surrounding timberlands. This map records a landscape managed for conservation and recreation, where the names of small camps provide the primary points of human geography.