2011 Map of Poe Mountain

About this map

Poe Mountain and the surrounding peaks of the Cascade Range dominate this 2011 survey, where high-elevation drainage systems feed the headwaters of the Little Wenatchee River. The map captures a landscape defined by sharp topographical relief and alpine meadows, such as Meander Meadow near the northern boundary. Human presence is largely limited to recreational infrastructure and forest management, exemplified by the Little Wenatchee Ford Campground and the network of forest roads like Natl Forest Develop Road 6500 RD. The survey illustrates the complex hydrology of the region, tracing numerous seasonal and permanent flows including Papoose Creek, Cockeye Creek, and Pheasant Creek as they descend toward the river valley. Landmarks such as Whittier Peak, Mount Jonathan, and Longfellow Mountain serve as primary navigational points for this wilderness area, while Indian Pass provides a significant transit point along the northern ridgeline.