2018 Map of Solomon Peak

About this map

Solomon Peak rises as a prominent landmark along the boundary of the Trinity National Forest and Mendocino National Forest. This high-elevation terrain is characterized by a network of steep ridgelines, including Wrights Ridge, Soldier Ridge, and the long traverse of Devils Hole Ridge. Water sources are scattered across the slopes, from the remote Sulphur Spring and Lazyman Spring to the high-country waters of Kingsley Lake and Minnie Lake. The map captures the rugged backcountry infrastructure of the late 2010s, featuring specialized trails and forest routes like the Ides Cove Loop and the Solomon Peak Cutoff. Named peaks such as Hammerhorn Mtn, Vinegar Peak, and Sugarloaf Mtn define the horizon, marking the divide between the Middle Fork Eel River and Thomes Creek watersheds.