1981 Map of Horseshoe Basin

About this map

The high alpine environment of the northern Okanogan National Forest is defined here by its intersection with the Canada United States border and the remote reaches of the Pasayten Wilderness. This 1981 survey reveals a landscape of prominent summits like Windy Peak and Armstrong Mtn, where elevation and geography dictate the flow of the Middle Fork Pasayten River. The map highlights a network of primitive access routes, including the Boundary Trail and Albert Camp Trail, which connect seasonal outposts such as Two Bear Camp and Middle Fork Camp. Features like Horseshoe Basin and Little Horseshoe Basin signify the geological character of the Horseshoe Mtn area, while labels like Hodges Horse Pasture suggest the area's history of high-country grazing and pack travel.