2011 Map of Sloan Peak

About this map

Sloan Peak anchors this high-elevation landscape in the Cascades, where a complex network of glacial meltwater feeds the North Fork Sauk River. The drainage patterns are well-defined by prominent ridges like Spring Mountain and Bedal Peak, with several high-alpine basins holding bodies of water such as Goat Lake, Sunup Lake, and Ruby Lake. This 2011 survey reflects the area's role as a recreation and conservation corridor, specifically highlighting the Sloan Creek Campground and the Red Mountain Lookout. The map provides detailed placement of geological features like Bingley Gap and Penders Canyon, as well as numerous creek systems including Cadet Creek and Elliott Creek, which define the hydrological character of this part of Snohomish County.