2014 Map of Mount Zion

About this map

Olympic National Forest land dominates this high-elevation survey, centered on the dramatic rise of Mt Zion and its corresponding Mount Zion Lookout. The topography is defined by the steep drainage basins of the Dungeness River and the Little Quilcene River, which carve through the Olympic Mountains landscape. The 2014 data captures a network of specialized infrastructure for forest management and recreation, including the winding Pacific NW National Scenic Trail and established shelters such as the Gold Creek Shelter and Silver Creek Shelter. These locations, alongside named landmarks like Dirty Face Ridge and Sleepy Hollow, trace a modern history of land conservation and backcountry access. The presence of Bon Jon Pass and numerous forest development roads reflects the continued importance of high-country passage for both service and sport in this portion of Clallam County.