2011 Map of Pyramid Mountain

About this map

Cardinal Peak and the high ridges of the Chelan Mountains dominate this high-altitude landscape in the Wenatchee National Forest during the early 21st century. The drainage patterns define the territory, with the North Fork Entiat River and its tributaries like Duncan Creek carving through the western slopes, while the eastern reaches descend toward the shores of Lake Chelan. This 2011 survey captures the primary access points for backcountry travel, including the Pope Ridge Rd and remote recreation sites such as Three Creek Campground and Spruce Grove Campground. The map reveals the intricate network of peaks and passes, from Grouse Pass in the north to Pugh Ridge and Crow Hill in the south, illustrating the sheer verticality of the terrain where numerous creeks like Pyramid Creek and South Pyramid Creek originate before joining larger river systems.