1968 Map of Big Goat Mtn

About this map

Lake Chelan dominates this mid-century survey, its waters reaching a normal pool elevation of 1098 feet as they cut through the steep peaks of the Chelan Mts. This remote section of the Wenatchee National Forest is defined by its water-access geography, where a ferry route serves as the primary artery connecting isolated landing points and recreation sites. The map documents numerous shoreline facilities, including Graham Harbor Creek Campground, Corral Creek Campground, and Big Creek Campground, highlighting the area's development for backcountry use prior to the late 1980s revisions. High-altitude landmarks like Big Goat Mtn, Uno Peak, and the Lake Chelan Sawtooth Wilderness tower over the narrow fjord-like lake, while curiously named features such as Point No Point and Nobby Creek provide unique navigational reference points for this stretch of the Chelan drainage.