2020 Map of Mount Queets

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Olympic National Park defines this landscape, where the high ridges of the Bailey Range separate several major river headwaters. The drainage patterns here are complex, with the Hoh River flowing to the west, the Goldie River and Queets River cutting through the center, and the Elwha River emerging from the Elwha Basin in the south. This area serves as a primary hydrological hub for the peninsula, fed by features like the Queets Glacier and Cream Lake. High-altitude navigation is represented by primitive routes such as the Dodger Point Primitive Trail and the Ludden Peak Way Trail, which connect prominent summits like Mt Ferry, Mt Scott, and Mt Queets. The presence of Dodwell-Rixon Pass and Bear Pass underscores the difficult passage between these glacial valleys.