2003 Map of Cashmere Mountain

About this map

Icicle Creek flows through the heart of the Wenatchee National Forest in this 2003 revision, tracing a path beneath the high peaks of the eastern Cascades. The map details a high-elevation landscape defined by the Alpine Lakes Wilderness boundary, where numerous glacial basins hold remote water bodies like Lake Victoria, Lake Caroline, and Coney Lake. Along the creek's corridor, the Ida Creek and Johnny Creek landmarks mark the access points for the steep ascent to Icicle Ridge and the prominent summit of Cashmere Mountain. This survey provides a precise look at the drainage networks of Eightmile Creek and Mountaineer Creek during a period of modern wilderness management, showing the established trail systems such as Eightmile that provide the only passage through this protected alpine environment.