2004 Map of Schaffer Lake

About this map

Chiwawa River dominates the central valley of this landscape, its path creating a natural corridor between the high peaks of the Wenatchee National Forest. This 2004 revision, based on earlier surveys and modern imagery, details the high-elevation terrain of the Glacier Peak Wilderness, where prominent alpine features like Schaefer Lake and Twin Lakes are situated beneath the shadows of McCall Mountain and Crook Mountain. Along the river valley, the geography includes specific landforms such as Atkinson Flat and the Riverbend area. The drainage network is complex, fed by numerous tributaries including Meadow Creek, Raging Creek, and Minnow Creek, which flow off the steep western flanks of Chiwawa Ridge. The map serves as a detailed record of Forest Service management areas and wilderness boundaries in this part of Chelan County.