Behle 1933. Mad River Ford, 2700 ft. Above Ruth, Trinity Co. Calif. May 24. The bench mark read 6090 feet above sea level. The day was sunny, warm and clear and consequently a good view was to be had of the countless ranges one after the other. Most of the South Fork range could be seen to the northwest and snow was along the top ridge as far as including Grane Mountain. Directly north the Salmon Trinity Alps were heavily covered with snow and far off Mt. Shasta loomed up white and high. To the east the Mt Lassen was white with snow as well as another tall cone to the north of it. The Yolla Bolly region was well covered with snow banks. This region was to the southeast. At the southwest Tassie Mountain and Mule ridge showed much snow. The snow along South Fork mount- ain and Horse Ridge extended several miles in an easterly direction.