2011 Map of Goode Mountain

About this map

Goode Mountain and its surrounding peaks dominate this high-elevation landscape in the Cascades, where glacial activity remains a defining geological force. Significant ice fields, including the Boston Glacier, Buckner Glacier, and Goode Glacier, cling to the northern aspects of the range, feeding a complex drainage system. The Stehekin River serves as the primary valley floor artery, collecting waters from Park Creek and Flat Creek as they descend from the high ridges. This 2011 survey captures the area's remote character, highlighting Cottonwood Camp as a lone settlement point amidst the massive terrain. The map meticulously documents the high-altitude passes and named formations that guide mountaineers and backcountry travelers, from the narrow Park Creek Pass to the distinct summits of Storm King and the Seven Sisters.