2020 Map of Holden

About this map

Wenatchee National Forest dominates this alpine landscape in the Entiat Mountains, where high-altitude geography is defined by prominent peaks and surviving glacial features. Massive summits including Bonanza Peak, Mt Fernow, and Mt Maude tower over the Entiat River headwaters, while the Isella Glacier and Mary Green Glacier persist in the upper reaches of the drainage. Historical land use is evidenced by labels such as Miner's Interp and Miner's Goat near Lower Railroad Creek, pointing to a legacy of prospecting and resource extraction in these remote drainages. Below the granite spires, the terrain transitions to lush openings like Spider Meadow and Entiat Meadows. Significant water features such as Hart Lake, Holden Lake, and the high-elevation Ice Lakes are connected by a network of seasonal streams, including Railroad Creek and Phelps Creek.