2012 Map of Solo Peak

About this map

The S Fork Tule River carves through this high-altitude landscape in eastern California, anchoring a region defined by tribal lands and historic timber operations. Within the Tule River Indian Lands, the map reveals a network of remote outposts and forest infrastructure, including Redwood Camp, Simmons Post Camp, and Rogers Camp. Industrial history is preserved through labels for the Pigeon Creek Sawmill and Smith Mill, indicating the long-standing role of the forest in the local economy. From the heights of Solo Peak and Black Mountain, the drainage system of Pigeon Creek and Kessing Creek flows toward the river valley. The small settlement at Wheatons serves as a modern waypoint amidst several recreational sites like Painted Rock Campground and Cholollo Campground, where the Cholollo Falls mark a significant hydraulic feature of the river's descent.