1972 Map of Walker Pass

About this map

Walker Pass serves as the central focal point of this high-altitude landscape where the southern Sierra Nevada meets the Mojave. The high desert character is evident in the vital distribution of water sources like Coyote Spring, Pilot Well, and Freeman Well, which supported travelers through this mountain gap. The terrain is dominated by the Scodie Mountains and the eastern edge of the Sequoia National Forest, with significant topographic relief rising from Canebrake Flat toward Pinyon Peak.