2017 Map of Pyramid Mountain

About this map

Lake Chelan anchors the northeastern corner of this landscape, its deep waters bordered by the steep, high-elevation terrain of the Wenatchee National Forest. The topography is dominated by the Chelan Mountains, featuring prominent summits such as Cardinal Peak, Emerald Peak, and Pyramid Mountain. These peaks are connected by high-altitude features like Grouse Pass and long ridgelines including Pugh Ridge and Bearcat Ridge. Drainage patterns are clearly defined, with the Entiat River and its North Fork flowing through the southern portion of the quadrangle. The map details a complex network of creeks such as Pyramid Creek and Graham Harbor Creek that descend from the interior heights toward the lake and river valleys. For those studying the geography of this wilderness area, Pyramid View Point and the remote Pope Ridge Road indicate the primary routes and vantage points used for forest management and back-country access.