2012 Map of Mount Osceola

About this map

Mount Osceola and the surrounding peaks of the White Mountains define this high-altitude landscape as it appeared in the early 2010s. The area is a network of water and wilderness, where the E Br Pemigewasset River and Hancock Br gather runoff from prominent heights like Whaleback Mountain, Mount Hitchcock, and Scar Ridge. For those tracing the evolution of forest recreation and backcountry infrastructure, the map details established sites such as Hancock Campground, Big Rock Campground, and several remote outposts including Camp 9 Shelter and Franconia Shelter. Significant natural features such as Franconia Falls and the secluded Greeley Ponds at Mad River Notch indicate the enduring appeal of the region's mountain geography. The road system is dominated by the winding route providing access to the Hancock Overlook and the Otter Rocks Rest Area, supporting travel through this densely forested terrain.