2004 Map of Sugarloaf Peak

About this map

Wenatchee National Forest high country defines this landscape in the early 2000s, characterized by the sharp ridges and deep drainage basins that separate the Entiat River and Mad River systems. The map captures a backcountry network centered on Sugarloaf Peak, where a Lookout stands as a sentinel over the surrounding ridges. High-elevation camps like Miners Corral and Deer Camp indicate the area's continued use for recreation and resource management, while a Cougar Creek Shelter and a remote Footbridge along the Mad River mark the primitive infrastructure of the wilderness.