1990 Map of Mount Skokomish

About this map

Mount Skokomish and the high peaks of the Sawtooth Ridge define this mountain landscape within the Olympic National Park and the adjacent Mount Skokomish Wilderness. The 1990 survey captures the rugged hydrology of the region, where the North Fork Skokomish River winds past Staircase Rapids toward the northern tip of Lake Cushman. Remote outposts such as Nine Stream Camp, Camp Pleasant, and the Staircase Ranger Station provide the primary human anchors in a territory dominated by steep drainage systems like Hammer Creek and Madeline Creek. Local history is preserved in the location of the Darky Mine and the naming of summits like Mount Henderson and Mount Ellinor. The map traces an intricate network of alpine water bodies, including the Mildred Lakes and Flapjack Lakes, connected by the Donahue Creek Trail.