1999 Map of Mount Angeles

About this map

Mount Angeles and the surrounding high country of Olympic National Park are defined by a series of prominent ridges and deep river drainages. The Hurricane Ridge area serves as a focal point, featuring the Hurricane Ridge Visitors Center and the beginning of several major water systems. These include the Elwha River, which flows through the western portion of the map, and the Lillian River to the east. The terrain is marked by sharp geographic boundaries such as Klahhane Ridge and Sunrise Ridge, with individual landmarks like Steeple Rock and Eagle Point providing orientation. Along the river valleys, remote sites like Marys Falls Camp and Canyon Camp represent the established network of backcountry access points in this protected landscape. The drainage patterns of Morse Creek and Bauman Creek illustrate the complex watershed of the Olympic Peninsula.