2015 Map of Mount Tripyramid

About this map

Mount Tripyramid dominates this portion of the White Mountain National Forest, where the complex terrain of the Sandwich Range meets the drainages of the Swift River and the Whiteface River. The geography is defined by prominent peaks including Mt Whiteface, Mt Passaconaway, and the three summits of Tripyramid, connected by high-altitude features like Livermore Pass and Lost Pass. The map reveals a landscape shaped by water and gravity, from the Norway Rapids and Sabbaday Falls to the distinct geological depression known as The Bowl. In the lower elevations, the small settlement of Whiteface Intervale sits along the southern edge of the mountains, while the developed area of Waterville Valley appears to the west. This survey provides a clear view of the wilderness character of the region, including the remote Flat Mountain Ponds and several family-named landmarks like Potash Mtn and Young Mtn.