2020 Map of Meadow Mountain

About this map

Mount Baker National Forest contains a complex network of high peaks and alpine drainages in the North Cascades, defined here by the towering heights of Wheeler Mtn, Mt Ditney, and Meadow Mtn. The landscape is carved by the Boulder River and Canyon Creek, featuring high-elevation water bodies like Tupso Lake and Saddle Lake. Access to these peaks is indicated by remote routes such as the Saddle Lake / Via Meadow Mtn and Three Fingers / Saddle Lake trails. This area remains largely dominated by its natural topography, with surveying markers like Boulder Falls and Tupso Pass providing key navigational points within the forest's rugged interior. The map illustrates a wilderness area where vertical relief dictates the pattern of transit, with Green Mountain Rd serving as one of the few managed roadway entries into the southern portion of the quadrangle.