1963 Map of Goode Mtn

About this map

North Cascades National Park dominates this alpine landscape, where the high glaciated peaks of the Cascades define the divide between Skagit and Chelan counties. The map documents a formidable mountain environment anchored by Goode Mtn and Storm King, with active ice fields including Boston Glacier, Buckner Glacier, and Goode Glacier feeding into the high-altitude drainages. The Stehekin River flows through the lower elevations, where the Wenatchee National Forest and Glacier Peak Wilderness meet at the southern edge of the survey. Cultural footprints are sparse in this wilderness, limited to the isolated Cottonwood Camp and the high crossing at Park Creek Pass. High-country lakes like Trapper Lake and Glory Lake sit in steep basins, while names like Memaloose Creek and Seven Sisters Ridge mark the prominent ridges and watercourses.