1990 Map of Mount Queets

About this map

Olympic National Park defines this high-elevation landscape, where the Bailey Range forms a spine of peaks including Stephen Peak, Mount Ferry, and Mount Scott. The terrain is shaped by the headwaters of several major glacial drainages, most notably the Queets River and Goldie River, which flow from the slopes of Mount Queets. Notable for backcountry researchers and climbers, the map identifies critical high-country transit points such as Dodwell-Rixon Pass and Bear Pass. A permanent human presence is marked by the Dodger Point Lookout in the northeastern corner, perched near the boundary of Jefferson and Clallam counties. The presence of the Queets Glacier and the Elwha Basin underscores the extreme relief and hydrological significance of this wilderness area during the late twentieth century.