2011 Map of Meadow Mountain

About this map

Boulder River flows through this high-elevation landscape, where the peaks of Meadow Mountain and Green Mountain dominate the horizon. In this modern survey from 2011, the terrain is characterized by a complex network of drainages including North Fork Canyon Creek, South Fork Canyon Creek, and Dittney Creek. High-country water bodies like Tupso Lake, Bandana Lake, and Saddle Lake are visible along the ridges, connected by the high crossing at Tupso Pass. Human presence is sparse in this mountainous region, primarily represented by the Boulder Ford Camp and a system of service roads, including Green Mountain Rd. This map captures the intricate drainage patterns that define the western slopes of the Cascades, showing how the land remains largely defined by its natural topography and peak systems like Mount Dittney and Olo Mountain.