
Toiyabe National Forest encompasses this high-altitude landscape in Alpine County, where the East Fork Carson River and Wolf Creek carve through deep canyons and alpine meadows. The 1970s topography highlights a network of pack and jeep trails that supported seasonal activities at sites like Vaquero Camp, Wolf Creek Camp, and the more permanent Soda Springs Station. These routes follow the natural corridors of Bagley Valley and Silver King Valley, connecting remote water sources and high peaks.
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1956 Freel Peak
Alpine County, CA

1979 Caples Lake
Alpine County, CA

1979 Carson Pass
Alpine County, CA

1979 Dardanelles Cone
Alpine County, CA

1979 Disaster Peak
Alpine County, CA

1979 Ebbetts Pass
Alpine County, CA

1979 Heenan Lake
Alpine County, CA

1979 Mokelumne Peak
Alpine County, CA

1979 Pacific Valley
Alpine County, CA

1979 Spicer Meadow Res
Alpine County, CA

1979 Wolf Creek
Alpine County, CA

1979 Woodfords
Alpine County, CA

1992 Caples Lake
Alpine County, CA

1992 Carson Pass
Alpine County, CA

2001 Dardanelles Cone
Alpine County, CA

2001 Disaster Peak
Alpine County, CA

2001 Ebbetts Pass
Alpine County, CA

2001 Pacific Valley
Alpine County, CA

2001 Spicer Meadow Reservoir
Alpine County, CA

2021 Carson Pass
Alpine County, CA

2021 Dardanelles Cone
Alpine County, CA

2021 Disaster Peak
Alpine County, CA

2021 Ebbetts Pass
Alpine County, CA

2021 Heenan Lake
Alpine County, CA

2021 Mokelumne Peak
Alpine County, CA

2021 Pacific Valley
Alpine County, CA

2021 Spicer Meadow Reservoir
Alpine County, CA

2021 Wolf Creek
Alpine County, CA

2021 Woodfords
Alpine County, CA

2022 Caples Lake
Alpine County, CA