2017 Map of Mount Olympus

About this map

Mount Olympus and its neighboring summits of West Peak, East Peak, and Mid Peak form the high-altitude centerpiece of this topographical survey of Olympic National Park. The landscape is defined by its extensive glacial systems, with the massive Blue Glacier and Hubert Glacier carving the western slopes, while the Humes Glacier and Jeffers Glacier drain toward the south. These ice fields feed the headwaters of major regional waterways, including the Hoh River and the Queets River. For those tracing the geography of the high Olympics, the map identifies specific landmarks like Glacier Meadows, the high pass at Blizzard Pass, and Service Falls. The survey illustrates the complex drainage patterns where Glacier Cr and Falls Cr descend from the peaks toward the valley floor, providing a detailed record of the park's glaciated interior as it appeared in the early 21st century.