1989 Map of Coxit Mountain

About this map

Okanogan National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, which was documented during a series of field checks in the mid-1980s. The topography is defined by high-elevation peaks and ridges, including Coxit Mountain, Cougar Mtn, and the distinctive Twin Peaks. Drainage systems like the Sinlahekin Creek and Salmon Creek create deep valleys that historically dictated travel and seasonal settlement. Human presence is centered on recreation and resource management, with notable points such as Salmon Meadows, the Salmon Meadows Campground, and a Ski Lodge located near the headwaters of Meadow Creek. For those interested in back-country history, the map traces the Tiffany Lake Trail and identifies the remote Woodpile Cabin tucked near Woodpile Creek. The map also identifies industrial sites like the Gravel Pit along the South Fork Coxit Creek, showing how the land was used for mountain access and road maintenance.