1989 Map of Red Top Mountain

About this map

Red Top Mountain and the high elevations of the Wenatchee National Forest dominate this late-twentieth-century landscape in Kittitas County. The drainage network is particularly detailed, defined by the North Fork Teanaway River and its numerous tributaries such as Jack Creek, Indian Creek, and Stafford Creek. This provisional survey shows a wilderness area managed for both conservation and recreation, evidenced by the presence of a FS Station and established campsites like 29 Pines Campground and Dickey Creek Campground. Along the eastern edge, Teanaway Ridge forms a significant topographic boundary, while the creek system—including Medicine Creek and Blue Creek—illustrates the complex watershed of the Central Cascades. The map captures the region before more modern developments, preserving the original backcountry road and trail configurations used by foresters and early outdoor enthusiasts.