2024 Map of Mount Hood North

About this map

Mt Hood dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, its icy northern slopes feeding a complex network of glacial meltwater streams like the Coe Branch and Eliot Branch. This modern survey documents the high-elevation terrain of the Mount Hood Wilderness, where the Timberline Trl circumnavigates the peak, crossing distinctive landmarks such as McNeil Point and Cairn Basin. To the north, the waters of the Clear Branch collect in Laurance Lake, a primary hydrologic feature within the Mount Hood National Forest. The map detail captures the specialized recreation and preservation character of the area, including the Middle Fork Hood Wild and Scenic River corridor. From the high crags of Barrett Spur to the named drainages like Tony Creek, the sheet provides a precise record of the current trail systems and glacial margins defining the northern approach to Oregon's highest summit.