1979 Map of Wahtum Lake

About this map

Wahtum Lake serves as a central geographic anchor for this 1970s survey of the high country where Hood River and Multnomah counties meet. The landscape is defined by the convergence of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail and the Eagle Creek Trail, illustrating the era's established recreational infrastructure within the Mount Hood National Forest. Notable peaks such as Chinidere Mtn, Tomlike Mtn, and Buck Peak surround the central basin, while the western edge of the map features several notable cataracts including Tunnel Falls.