2018 Map of White Pine Peak

About this map

White Pine Peak serves as a prominent high point within the White Pine Range, where the high-altitude terrain of the Humboldt National Forest drops sharply toward the desert floor of Railroad Valley. This landscape is defined by its scarce water sources and the transition between timbered slopes and arid basins. Vital hydrology is marked by isolated features like Crystal Spring, Silver Spring, and Angle-Worm Spring, which historically supported livestock and wildlife in this portion of Nye County. The lower elevations show the footprint of local water management at Manzonie Reservoir, which captures drainage from Currant Cr. Remote access points such as Angleworm Rd and Brook Ln provide the only infrastructure through these alluvial fans, reflecting the region's enduring character as an open grazing and wilderness territory.