2011 Map of South Navarre Peak

About this map

Lake Chelan dominates the southern reaches of this mountain landscape, providing a deep-water landmark for the surrounding high country. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes from the shoreline up to peaks like South Navarre Peak and Nelson Butte. Access through the area is largely defined by the Grade Creek Rd and a network of drainages including Falls Creek and Camas Creek. Human presence is primarily represented by recreational and observational sites, such as the Nelson Butte Lookout and several high-altitude staging areas like the South Navarre Campground. Near the water, landmarks such as Limekiln Point and Box Canyon emphasize the sharp verticality of the lake's edge. This map documents the intersection of high-elevation forest management and lakeside geography as it existed in the early 21st century.