2017 Map of Mount Hood North

About this map

Mt Hood dominates the southern landscape of this 2017 survey, where several active ice masses including Eliot Glacier, Ladd Glacier, and Sandy Glacier radiate from the high peak. The northern slopes are defined by a complex network of ridges and basins within the Mount Hood National Forest, showcasing a rugged alpine environment prior to more recent seasonal changes. Notable landmarks like the Harry Wollam Grave near File Butte and the remote Eden Park offer specific points of interest for local history and trail research. Water management is centered at Laurance Lake, which collects the runoff from Clear Br and Coe Br. The map also captures significant geological features like Pulpit Rock and Langille Crags, alongside the high-altitude Cairn Basin and Elk Cove, providing a detailed view of the summit approaches and surrounding wilderness.