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Title: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Oct 23, 02, 03:49:20 PM

Quick links for WrightwoodCalif.com maps online[/b]

(http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/wwtopoTN.JPG)

Full Wrightwood Topo:
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/wwtopo.JPG

View Wrightwood streets online using Java controls for Pan and Zoom
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/streetmap.html

Wrightwood Chamber Driving Map
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/chammap.JPG

High quality printable Wrightwood Street Map -  (Same as Lions Directory Map)
[size=0]This map requires Acrobat Reader to be installed on your computer and working properly. (If you have
network security issues, that prevent pdf files from running Acrobat Reader online:
right click on the link below and save the file to your hard disk first. Then run the pdf file from your hard disk.)[/size]
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/wwstreetmap1.pdf

Distances from downtown Wrightwood
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/hwy2cam.JPG

Wrightwood Area Topos:

Cajon Junction
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/cajonjunct.JPG

Lost Lake
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/lostlake.JPG

Mountain Top
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/mtntop.JPG

East Wrightwood
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/eastww.JPG

Wrightwood
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/wwtopo.JPG

Ski Sunrise
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/skisunrise.JPG

Mountain High
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/MtnHigh.JPG

Grassy Hollow
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/grassyhollow.JPG

Jackson Lake
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/Jackson.JPG

Vincent Gap
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/VincentGap.JPG

Dawson Saddle
http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/Images/DawsonSaddle.JPG

All Topos Authorized by National Geographic Maps

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Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: zelicaon on Oct 23, 02, 05:58:54 PM

Quality of topo maps is superb! Download time quick!
Thanks for all your hard work in producing them, Wrightwood.
How about Vincent Gap area next, huh? That's not too far from WW.
;)

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Oct 25, 02, 06:37:15 AM

Nice shot of the San Gabriel Mountains, California.
This Landsat Thematic Mapper was taken June 10, 1997.
What is real fascinating on this picture is how Wrightwood slide areas
have deposited on the desert floor over the years. (large V shape on the right)

http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/forumimg/ME_sangabrielmts.JPG

pinescent.. I did add Vincent Gap and Dawson Saddle  just for you.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: KC on Mar 05, 03, 01:56:27 PM

Nice maps!

Thanks

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: bandit on Jun 05, 05, 09:46:17 PM

Great info, Thanks :2thumbsup:

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Aug 18, 05, 02:45:50 PM

During a conversation with Fire Marshal  Brierty he mentioned SB County as being equivalent in square miles to at least one of the east coast states.

Here's a map that shows how big San Bernardino County is:

(http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/news/SBCtySize1.jpg)

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Snowbird on Aug 18, 05, 03:27:28 PM

Woww! That's amazing!

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: skibum on Nov 03, 05, 01:30:03 PM

I agree .the lanstat image is awesome . the fan on the right is from big rock wash.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: clint on Nov 03, 05, 02:42:38 PM

No. The fan on the right is from the Sheep Creek wash coming out of Wrightwood. That's deposit from the mass wasting at the top of Heath Creek and Sheep Creek. The north end of that flow is El Mirage dry lake. That makes Wrightwood very easy to spot on satellite imagery.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: skibum on Nov 04, 05, 01:09:48 PM

sorry , looked at it again and i see it now. you can also see little rock resevoir in the left center of the image.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Forest 1 on Apr 08, 06, 11:12:02 PM

THAT...would explain why my house is in a "flood zone".  I thought the flood zone status came from the little natural "water flow" that ran along one edge of my property.  Makes more sense once you get the BIG PICTURE.  Thank you Wrightwood for the link.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: liz on Apr 10, 06, 06:33:31 PM

Does anyone know of a map that would show the N4, Largo Vista area with side roads to get back to Phelan Road as quickly as possible? Thanks,

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Apr 10, 06, 06:41:54 PM

The "Angeles National Forest" map shows all those roads.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: liz on Apr 11, 06, 08:57:49 AM

Where do we get that map of the Angeles Forest?
Thanks,

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Apr 11, 06, 09:05:17 AM

Big Pines Visitor Center will have them.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: BWsgirl on Apr 04, 07, 09:36:39 AM

This is awesome thank you it will give us lots to do.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Mar 20, 08, 08:10:38 PM

update

Title: Local Maps
Post by: Iris on Mar 28, 08, 05:58:08 PM

I am looking for a resource for local maps that will show me the areas west of Acorn. I am searching for a missing dog that went into the area behind the Mariastella Camp Lodge on Acorn.

I know that I can go up Acorn and head East towards Sheep Creek Wash, but would also like to see what is in the other direction. Such as, could he have gone West towards the LA county side, etc...

Thanks.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: asabat on Jan 12, 09, 10:35:18 AM

Quote from: liz on Apr 11, 06, 08:57:49 AM

Where do we get that map of the Angeles Forest?
Thanks,

The USFS maps for California are on line. The Angeles NF map is at:
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/forestvisitormaps/angeles/ (http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/forestvisitormaps/angeles/)

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Jun 29, 09, 11:29:58 AM

Big Pines Recreation Area

http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/maps/big_pines.pdf

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Stitches on Jun 29, 09, 03:13:42 PM

Thanks Wrightwood for the map.   I could have used something like that a couple of weeks ago.   Some friends went camping there and I was to pick up one of them in the middle of the night.  (She was afraid of bears).   I failed to find what campsite they had and thought it was small enough that if I circled I'd find them.    I circled for over half an hour and got nauseous and gave up. 

There was no camp site map at the entrance and I swear I passed one tree at least 5 times.   Does anyone know if there is a Table Mountain Campsite map online?

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: hikin_jim on Jun 30, 09, 02:23:42 PM

Quote from: Wrightwood on Jun 29, 09, 11:29:58 AM

Big Pines Recreation Area

http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/maps/big_pines.pdf

It shows the road to Lupine from Guffy as closed.  I believe the road is open right now.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Jun 30, 09, 03:41:56 PM

It does show "Walk-In Only" at Lupine.
The map is dated 5/2005 and I believe that was the year the road became in- passable.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: hikin_jim on Jun 30, 09, 04:23:07 PM

It's definitely impassible down to Cabin Flat.  In fact, it's a pretty tough go now-a-days to even walk down to where Vincent Gulch and Mine Gulch come in.  However, I've read two relatively recent (less than a year) postings that talk about driving down to Lupine.

http://sangabrielmnts.myfreeforum.org/about1586.html
http://sangabrielmnts.myfreeforum.org/about863.html  (7th post down)

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Jun 30, 09, 04:50:13 PM

Angeles Forest has kept the road down to Lupine (3N39) open during summer-fall months, since they reopened it a couple years back (after years of fire rehab). However, when it was first reopened, it was blocked by large trees due to hazardous conditions and the following winter the road was washed out for good and no longer passable to Cabin Flat.

What a shame as the road to Cabin Flat was incredible. (watch for bears)

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Jul 31, 09, 08:46:24 AM

GeoHack for Wrightwood

(Click on some of the various map views for Wrightwood)

http://tinyurl.com/lzrrpv

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: RobertW on Aug 17, 09, 10:11:22 AM

Quote from: Stitches on Jun 29, 09, 03:13:42 PM

Does anyone know if there is a Table Mountain Campsite map online?

There is now.  Sorry for the delay...

[pdf]http://pages.prodigy.net/robertmorgan/Table Mountain Campground Map.pdf[/pdf]

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Stitches on Aug 17, 09, 10:01:17 PM

Thank you RobertW.   I could have sworn it was at least 10 times bigger from my estimation.   Maybe I was just driving in circles.    Why don't they have a camp map at the entrance?   Most camp grounds have an iron Ranger so late night arrivals can put money in an envelope and select a camp spot and set up.    They usually have a small printed map and a bigger laminated one on a cork board.

Now my friends want to camp at Blue Ridge and I'll have to find the map for that too.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: hikin_jim on Aug 25, 09, 06:56:02 PM

Quote from: RobertW on Aug 17, 09, 10:11:22 AM

There is now.  Sorry for the delay...

[pdf]http://pages.prodigy.net/robertmorgan/Table Mountain Campground Map.pdf[/pdf]

Wow.  Nice.  I don't suppose you have something like that for Buckhorn Campground, do you?

Title: Interactive Village map
Post by: Naughty pines on Sep 14, 09, 06:00:43 PM

Is the interactive map showing the businesses in the village still available? The one where you click on a spot and it tells you what is and the address and/or phone number.
I used to have it but I lost it through a couple of crashes and would like to have it again.

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Oct 06, 10, 12:41:39 PM

San Andreas Fault Map - Zoom in for a Closer Look!

http://geology.com/san-andreas-fault/

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: YardBird on Oct 06, 10, 02:37:14 PM

Quote from: Wrightwood on Oct 06, 10, 12:41:39 PM

San Andreas Fault Map - Zoom in for a Closer Look!

http://geology.com/san-andreas-fault/

Thanks for the map Wrightwood.  That's great information.  Our cabin is 2.5 blocks off the fault-line there, and here, we're about 30 miles away.
We were in WW when the Northridge quake took place (6.7 on Jan 17, 94) and our place was dancing.  No damage but a real wakeup call.  The cabin was bouncing so much that our chandelier chain had "slack" in it.  I'm still amazed that our neighbors' rock chimney was still standing.
YB

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Dec 19, 12, 09:49:05 AM

Here's an older map (1953) of the San Bernardino area:

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/topo/250k/txu-pclmaps-topo-us-san_bernardino-1948.jpg

(http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/topo/250k/txu-pclmaps-topo-us-san_bernardino-1948.jpg)

Title: Re: Wrightwood area maps
Post by: Wrightwood on Dec 19, 12, 09:50:46 AM

This link should work for any using Google Earth

Index to U.S. Army Map Service Topographic Maps in Google Earth
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/topo/US_Army_maps_v_17.kmz