2017 Map of Mount Stuart

About this map

Mount Stuart dominates the center of this high-elevation landscape within the Wenatchee National Forest, where the complex drainage systems of the Middle Fork Teanaway River and N Fork Teanaway River originate. The map illustrates a dense network of mountain passes and alpine basins, including Van Epps Pass and the Esmerelda Basin, which served as critical transit points through the Wenatchee Mountains. Notable recreational and social landmarks are present, such as the Lake Camp Fire Girls near Ingalls Pass, reflecting the mid-twentieth-century development of organized youth camping in the high Cascades. The cartography reveals a transition from the granite spires of Sherpa Peak and Ingalls Peak to the deep river valleys like Jungle Creek and Beverly Creek. This 2017 data reflects the modern management of these lands, emphasizing hiking routes like the Beverly Turnpike and Johnson Medra over the industrial prospects of earlier eras.