2004 Map of Goode Mountain

About this map

Goode Mountain towers over this section of the High Cascades, where massive ice fields like Boston Glacier and Goode Glacier define the high-altitude geography. The landscape is a complex of deep valleys and sharp ridges, including Goode Ridge and Flat Creek Ridge, which divide the drainages of the Stehekin River and its various forks. Human presence is limited to backcountry infrastructure, with the Park Creek Trail providing a route through Park Creek Pass between the peaks of Buckner Mountain and Storm King. This 2004 revision by the USDA Forest Service documents the wilderness boundaries of the North Cascades National Park and Wenatchee National Forest. Remote sites such as Cottonwood Campsite and Park Creek Campsite serve as the primary landmarks for those navigating the valley floors, while high-altitude water bodies like Trapper Lake and Glory Lake sit isolated in the upper cirques.