1990 Map of Mount Angeles

About this map

Hurricane Ridge dominates this 1990 survey of the Olympic Peninsula high country, where alpine peaks and deep river valleys define the interior of Olympic National Park. The Hurricane Ridge Visitors Center serves as a primary access point to this elevation-rich landscape, which includes prominent summits such as Mount Angeles and Eagle Point. The map provides detailed tracking of the drainage systems shaping the terrain, specifically the Elwha River on the western edge and the Lillian River bisecting the central slopes. For those tracing the human footprint in these protected lands, the map identifies specific backcountry locations like Marys Falls Camp and Canyon Camp, alongside notable geological features such as Steeple Rock and Klahhane Ridge. The network of creeks, including Windfall Creek and Wildrose Creek, illustrates the complex hydrology that feeds the peninsula's major river systems.