2020 Map of Wellesley Peak

About this map

Olympic National Park defines the high-elevation terrain of the Olympic Peninsula, where the boundary between Clallam and Jefferson counties crosses a landscape of glaciated peaks and narrow river valleys. At the heart of this region, Mt Cameron and the Cameron Glaciers feed the headwaters of the Cameron Cr and Dosewallips River. The map highlights a critical junction for backcountry travelers, showing where the Pacific NW National Scenic Trail intersects various primitive routes like the Cameron-Lost Primitive Trail. Notable landmarks such as Thousand Acre Meadow and Wellesley Peak sit between the drainages of Silt Cr and Gray Wolf River, reflecting the complex hydrology of the range. Small alpine features like Claywood Lake and Hatana Falls provide specific points of reference for those studying the drainage patterns and historical trail networks of the interior Olympics.