1990 Map of Hunger Mountain

About this map

Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest converge in this 1990 survey of the Olympic Peninsula. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainages, including the Bogachiel River and the Calawah River. Notable for its lack of modern infrastructure, the landscape is preserved through a system of trails and landmarks such as the Fifteenmile Shelter and the historic Flapjack (Site). The map details the transition across the Clallam and Jefferson county line, where Hunger Mountain and Rugged Ridge dominate the elevation. This sheet provides a clear view of the wilderness management boundaries as they existed in the late twentieth century, showing the intricate relationship between the protected parklands and the national forest areas.