1912 Map of Mt. Goddard

About this map

Mt Goddard stands as the central landmark in this high-altitude survey of the Sierra Nevada, conducted just after the turn of the century. The map traces the early development of the Muir Trail, providing a clear look at the wilderness corridor before it became the heavily trafficked route of modern times. To the east, the Indian Reservation and the Tungsten Hills border the Round Valley floor, while the rugged interior is defined by massive glacial features like Evolution Valley and Ionian Basin.