1989 Map of Loup Loup Summit

About this map

Okanogan National Forest dominates this landscape in north-central Washington, where high-altitude ridges and creek drainage systems converge. The area is anchored by the Loup Loup Summit, a notable passage that serves as the focal point for regional recreation during the late 1980s. Activity is concentrated in the southeast, featuring the Loup Loup Recreation Area with its Ski Lift, while several camps such as Loup Loup Campground and the JR Campground suggest a well-established seasonal use of the forest. The map detail highlights the complex network of waterways, including Beaver Creek and its various tributaries like the Middle Fork and South Fork. Significant terrain features such as Bobcat Mtn, Bear Mtn, and the expansive Beaver Ridge define the vertical relief, while South Fork Meadows offers a break in the timbered slopes. Trace signs of industry appear through scattered Gravel Pits alongside forest roads.