2022 Map of Tanners Peak

About this map

The Klamath Wild and Scenic River and the North Fork Salmon River anchor this remote landscape within the Klamath National Forest. The map documents a terrain defined by steep ridges and deep gulches, where the remnants of mining and mountain transit are visible through features like China Gulch, Jackass Gulch, and Compressor Gulch. Small clearings and seasonal camps such as Robinson Flat, Trooks Flat, and Johns Meadows are situated along the waterways and lower slopes, suggesting the historical footprint of early settlers and wilderness travelers. Significant peaks like Tanners Peak and landmarks such as the Marble Mountains border the drainages of S Russian Cr and N Russian Cr. The network of paths, including the Mule Bridge Trl, Snoozer Trl, and Deacon Lee Trl, illustrates the enduring reliance on pack trails to navigate the high country of the Salmon Mountains.