2018 Map of Wendel Hot Springs

About this map

Honey Lake Valley is dominated by the expansive, shallow basin of Honey Lake and a complex network of waterways that define this corner of Lassen County. The landscape is characterized by its hydraulic management, featuring the Woodstock Canal and a prominent Levee system alongside numerous natural sloughs like Tanner Slough and Gilhooley Slough. The thermal activity of the region is anchored by Wendel Hot Springs, located near the northern reaches where the Susan River flows toward the lake bed. Local ranching and transportation are evidenced by family-named routes such as McClelland Ln, Alexander Ln, and Galeppi Rd, which navigate the wetlands and agricultural tracts. This 2018 survey provides a clear view of the modern hydrological state of the basin, from the Fleming Reservoir to the terminal drainage of Dill Slough.