2011 Map of Enchantment Lakes

About this map

Enchantment Basin and the surrounding high-elevation waters define this portion of the Wenatchee Mountains in the early 21st century. The map highlights a complex alpine hydrography, anchored by the Enchantment Lakes system, which includes Lower Enchantment Lakes, Inspiration Lake, and Leprechaun Lake. Water management is represented by the Colchuck Lake Dam at the northern edge, regulating flow from Colchuck Lake into Mountaineer Creek. The landscape is dominated by the granite spires of the Stuart Range, with prominent summits like Argonaut Peak, McClellan Peak, and the distinctive Little Annapurna. Below these heights, numerous drainages such as Ingalls Creek and Stafford Creek provide the primary watershed structure for the region.