2014 Map of Coxit Mountain

About this map

Okanogan National Forest dominates this landscape in the northern cascades, where steep ridges and high-altitude basins form the headwaters of numerous mountain streams. The terrain is characterized by prominent peaks like Coxit Mtn and Cougar Mtn, separated by high crossings such as Angel Pass. This 2014 survey reveals a network of Forest Service infrastructure designed for access and recreation, notably at Salmon Meadows where the Salmon Meadows Campground is located. The presence of the isolated Woodpile Cabin and names like Deer Ridge and Woodpile Ridge speak to the area's history of backcountry management and forestry. Dozens of drainages, including Sinlahekin Cr, Isabel Cr, and Chute Cr, carve through the high country, illustrating the complex hydrology of the region before these waters descend toward the Okanogan Valley. The map provides a precise look at the forest road system, including the Sinlahekin Creek Rd, which serves as a primary artery through this rugged territory.