2011 Map of Mount Washington

About this map

Mount Washington and Mount Bretherton dominate this high-elevation landscape, where a complex network of forest roads and hiking access points reaches into the Olympic Peninsula. The Hamma Hamma River flows through the northern section, supported by high-country drainage from Lena Creek and Boulder Creek. This 2011 survey documents a territory defined by recreation and hydrological patterns, with designated stopping points at Lena Lake Campground and Lena Creek Campground. Further south, the terrain falls away toward the Lilliwaup Creek drainage and Melbourne Lake. The map reveals the intricate water systems of the region, including clustered alpine features like Upper Elk Lake, Goober Pond, and Upper Jefferson Lake. These details reflect a modern era of forest management where logging roads like N Hamma Hamma RD interface with protected wilderness areas and high-altitude passes such as Washington Pass.