1992 Map of Skagway C-1 SE

About this map

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park preserves the difficult passage through the coastal mountains into the interior of British Columbia. This survey details the critical transportation corridor following the Skagway River, where the White Pass and Yukon Route railway and the Klondike Highway traverse the high terrain. The map traces the historic path toward the White Pass summit, including engineering landmarks like the New Tunnel and the Old Tunnel. Beyond the rail and road links, the landscape is defined by massive ice features such as Laughton Glacier and the steep drops of Pitchfork Falls. Evidence of former habitation and mining-era infrastructure appears at Heney (Site) and Inspiration Point. The dramatic elevation changes are anchored by the Sawtooth Range and the secluded waters of Goat Lake to the west.