1963 Map of Robinson Mtn.

About this map

Robinson Mountain and the surrounding peaks of the Okanogan National Forest dominate this 1963 survey, revealing the remote wilderness character of the North Cascades during the mid-century. The landscape is defined by high alpine summits like Devils Peak, Beauty Peak, and Scramble Point, while the valleys are carved by the Methow River and Lost River. This era of management in the national forest is marked by a network of foot and pack trails, such as the Robinson Creek Trail and Driveway Butte Trail, which provided the primary access to the interior before modern road developments.