2011 Map of Clear West Peak

About this map

Clear West Peak Lookout stands as a prominent vantage point in this high-elevation terrain, overlooking the convergence of numerous alpine drainages. The landscape is defined by the West Fork White River, which carves through the center of the region, flanked by dramatic formations like The Palisades and Frog Mountain. A complex network of forest roads and trails, such as Crystal River Ranch Rd, provides access to the steep ridges and basins. The topography is dotted with small, high-altitude water bodies including Mule Lake and Lonesome Lake, which sit at the headwaters of seasonal runs like Mule Creek. In the eastern portion, Haller Pass serves as a notable transit point between the river valley and Huckleberry Creek, illustrating the challenging navigational routes required to traverse this portion of the Washington Cascades.