2014 Map of Owl Mountain

About this map

Olympic National Park encompasses nearly the entire landscape in this 2014 survey, highlighting the complex drainage systems of the Olympic Mountains. The Hoh River and its tributary, the South Fork Hoh River, dominate the hydrology, joined by numerous named streams like Jackson Creek and Mineral Cr. Significant topographic features include Huelsdonk Ridge and the prominent Owl Mtn. This map provides a look at wilderness management and access within the park, noting remote structures such as the Mount Tom Shelter and Big Flat Shelter. While the interior remains largely roadless, the Upper Hoh Rd provides a primary corridor for movement through the river valley, illustrating the balance between protected wilderness and the infrastructure required for backcountry travel and park administration.