1998 Map of Steamboat Mountain

About this map

Gifford Pinchot National Forest dominates this landscape, showing the complex watershed and recreational geography of the Cascades during the late 1990s. The map highlights a significant section of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail as it winds past Island Shelter and high terrain like Steamboat Mtn. The hydrological network is intricately detailed, from the Lewis River and Twin Falls in the north to the White Salmon River and Trout Lake Creek in the southeast. Evidence of the area's resource and recreation history is visible through the presence of the Williams Mine, various Gravel Pit locations, and established sites like the Twin Falls Campground. This 1998 revision provides a clear record of forest management boundaries and high-altitude meadow systems such as Grand Meadows and Mulligan Meadow.