2014 Map of McLeod Mountain

About this map

Okanogan National Forest dominates this section of Washington's North Cascades, defined by a dramatic drainage system where the Lost River and its tributaries carve through high-elevation terrain. The map traces the confluence of the Lost River and Methow River near the Methow Valley, a crucial junction for the region's geography. Notable landmarks such as the Lost River Gorge and the imposing Goat Wall overlook the river valley, while summits like McLeod Mtn and Goat Peak anchor the surrounding ridges. Local recreation and aviation are represented by the Lost River Resort Airport, located near the intersection of various forest roads. The presence of Spokane Gulch and Black Pine Basin suggests the diverse landforms and micro-environments found within this protected wilderness, as documented in 2014.