2020 Map of Krag Peak

About this map

Krag Peak serves as a central landmark in this high-altitude corner of the Wallowa and Whitman national forests. The map documents a landscape defined by dramatic geological features and an intricate network of alpine water bodies, including Eagle Lake, Cached Lake, and the clustered Pine Lakes. The terrain is marked by significant verticality, shown through named points like Hummingbird Mtn, Truax Mtn, and the sheer Granite Cliff. This area is preserved under multiple conservation designations, covering the headwaters of the Eagle Creek Wild and Scenic River and the Imnaha Wild and Scenic River. Seasonal access is represented by the E Eagle Snowmobile route, reflecting the modern recreational use of these high-country basins. Water from Two Color Lake and Curtis Lake feeds into a system of named creeks and canyons, such as Twin Canyon, that shape the drainage patterns of the Blue Mountains region.