2004 Map of Mount Goddard

About this map

Mount Goddard and the surrounding high-altitude terrain of the Sierra Nevada define this high-country landscape as it was documented in the early 2000s. The area is a complex network of alpine basins and divides, where the John Muir Trail (also known as the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail) crosses through Muir Pass. This specific survey highlights the intricate drainage patterns of Evolution Basin and the Ionian Basin, where numerous glacial lakes like Wanda Lake, Helen Lake, and Martha Lake are cradled by massive peaks such as Mount Solomons and the Black Giant. The geography is marked by the meeting of Kings Canyon National Park and the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Wilderness, showcasing deep incisions like the Enchanted Gorge and the Ragged Spur that drain into the Goddard Creek watershed.