2014 Map of Mount Jupiter

About this map

Mount Jupiter and the Jupiter Hills dominate this high-elevation landscape within the Olympic National Forest. The map documents a rugged network of drainage systems, with the Dosewallips River cutting across the northern sections and the Duckabush River winding through the center. These watercourses are fed by high-altitude sources like Jupiter Lakes and smaller tributaries such as Murhut Cr and Fulton Cr. Human presence is largely defined by forestry infrastructure, including Camp Collins and a series of forest development roads like Duckabush Rd Exd and Dosewallips Rd. Notable geological landmarks like Saint Peters Dome, Big Hump, and Little Hump provide clear navigational markers for those studying the peaks of the Olympic Mountains. The inclusion of Trap Pass and the surrounding rock formations like North Rock and East Rock offers a detailed view of the high-country topography before modern recreational changes.