2003 Map of Mount Stuart

About this map

Mount Stuart dominates this high-altitude landscape along the border of Chelan and Kittitas Counties, where the Stuart Range and the Alpine Lakes Wilderness converge. The topography is defined by significant ice masses including the Stuart Glacier, Ice Cliff Glacier, and Sherman Glacier. For local historians and researchers, the map reveals a history of extraction with multiple prospects, an Adit, and Mine Shafts Adit concentrated near Van Epps Pass. The drainage patterns of the North Fork and Middle Fork Teanaway River create a complex network of basins holding high-mountain waters such as Lake Ingalls, Lake Ann, and the curiously named Lake Camp Fire Girls. This U.S. Forest Service revision documents the area within the Wenatchee National Forest, showing the primitive routes and landmarks like the Footbridge over De Roux Creek that served late-20th-century backcountry travelers.