2017 Map of Mount Phelps

About this map

Mount Phelps stands as the central high point of this terrain within the Snoqualmie National Forest, surrounded by a complex system of glacial basins and alpine lakes. The map reveals a landscape defined by significant water resources, including the S Fork Tolt Reservoir and the headwaters of the North Fork Snoqualmie River. The intricate network of forest service roads, such as NFD 5730 RD and NFD 5731 RD, provides access to remote topographical features like Prospectors Ridge and the McClain Peaks. Numerous named bodies of water, including the uniquely named Titicaca Lake, Loch Katrine, and Lake Elizabeth, are scattered across the high elevations. This 2017 survey reflects the modern management of this watershed and timber resource, where natural features like Bare Mtn and the Illinois Basin remain primary landmarks in a region dominated by steep drainage systems like Sunday Cr and Money Cr.