2014 Map of Logan Pass

About this map

Glacier National Park reveals its high-altitude character along the Continental Divide in this survey of the Logan Pass area. The topographic detail highlights the serpentine path of the Going-to-the-Sun Rd, a feat of engineering that passes the Triple Arches and the Weeping Wall before reaching the summit. The landscape is defined by its namesake ice features, including the Grinnell Glacier, Sperry Glacier, and the smaller Sexton Glacier, many of which feed the alpine hydrology of the Saint Mary River. The physical geography is dominated by the massive ridge of The Garden Wall, which separates the drainages of Cataract Cr and Logan Cr. Prominent peaks like Mt Gould and Reynolds Mtn provide context for the dramatic elevation changes that characterize this protected wilderness, while lower points such as Mirror Pond and Gunsight Lake sit within deep glacial basins.