1963 Map of Goode Mtn

About this map

Goode Mtn and the surrounding high-altitude terrain of the northern Cascades dominate this 1963 survey, which was updated with 1984 aerial data to show the changing woodland and glacial margins. This alpine environment is defined by massive ice fields including Boston Glacier, Buckner Glacier, and Goode Glacier, which feed a complex network of drainages. The Stehekin River and Park Creek serve as primary corridors through the steep topography, joined by the Park Creek Trail which provides access over Park Creek Pass. The map highlights remote backcountry locations like Cottonwood Camp and the isolated waters of Trapper Lake 4165 and Glory Lake. Spanning the boundary of Skagit and Chelan Counties, the sheet documents the interface of the North Cascades National Park and the Wenatchee National Forest, capturing a high-country wilderness before contemporary shifts in glacial extent.