1989 Map of Noble Knob

About this map

The Snoqualmie National Forest and Norse Peak Wilderness dominate this high-altitude landscape where the headwaters of the Greenwater River and Little Naches River converge. This survey shows the area's intricate network of peaks and passes, including the historically significant Naches Pass and the prominent Noble Knob. The presence of the Green River Watershed and its strict boundaries reflect the vital role this terrain plays in the region's water management. Small outposts such as Camp Urich and Government Meadow are situated among the high ridges, providing a glimpse into the seasonal use of these subalpine meadows. This study documents a wilderness managed for both recreation and resource protection, preserved through features like Echo Lake and the Corral Pass Campground.