1990 Map of Tyler Peak

About this map

Olympic National Park and the adjacent Buckhorn Wilderness converge on this topographic study, capturing a high-elevation landscape defined by deep drainages and sharp peaks. The Gray Wolf River and Dungeness River anchor the drainage systems, punctuated by a series of primitive backcountry outposts including Three Forks Shelter, Gray Wolf Camp, and Slide Camp. These sites, along with others like Camp Ellis and Cliff Camp, suggest a network of historical routes through the Olympic National Forest. Significant physical landmarks such as Tyler Peak, Maynard Peak, and Ned Hill dominate the skyline. The presence of several quarries near Caraco Creek and Pats Creek provides a glimpse into the localized resource extraction within these protected zones, while the numerous Pack Trails and footbridges reveal the era's infrastructure for navigating this complex terrain.