1995 Map of Snider Peak

About this map

The Sol Duc River carves through the heart of the Olympic National Forest, defining the geography of the Sol Duc Valley during the mid-1990s. This survey records a landscape shaped by both natural drainage and forest management, where the Snider Workcenter serves as a primary administrative hub near the foot of Snider Peak. A historical Old Railroad Grade follows the northern bank of the river, tracing the path of earlier timber or transport operations through the valley. High-elevation points like North Point and Bigler Mountain rise above a dense network of tributaries including Deep Creek, Kugel Creek, and Camp Creek. To the south, the terrain shifts toward the headwaters of the North Fork Calawah River, while the Lookout Klasha-Niantum marks a significant vantage point for fire surveillance or forest observation.