2014 Map of McCoy Peak

About this map

Gifford Pinchot National Forest dominates this section of Washington, defined by a series of high ridges and prominent summits. The landscape is oriented around a north-south drainage system led by McCoy Cr, which is fed by numerous tributaries including Bear Cr and Scamp Cr. Significant peaks such as McCoy Peak, Langille Peak, and Juniper Peak form a high-altitude perimeter around these valleys. The map documents a network of Forest Service infrastructure, specifically the National Forest Development Roads like Nat For Dev Rd 29 and Nat For Dev Rd 2809, which provide access to more remote locations like Yellow Jacket Pass and Dark Meadow. This 2014 survey serves as a modern record of the topography and managed access routes within this protected wilderness, marking landmarks such as Shark Rock and Snagtooth Mtn that have long served as navigational aids for travelers.