1988 Map of White Pass

About this map

The high mountain crest of the Cascade Range defines this 1988 survey, where the Lewis and Yakima county lines meet at the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. This wilderness landscape is protected by several massive reserves, including the William O. Douglas Wilderness and Goat Rocks Wilderness. The terrain is characterized by high-elevation lakes and prominent summits like Cramer Mtn and Fryingpan Mtn. Water moves through the landscape via the Clear Fork Cowlitz River and numerous glacial lakes, such as Twin Sisters Lakes and Leech Lake. Human passage is marked by the White Pass Campground and the strategic Cowlitz Pass, while isolated features like Log Spring and Soda Springs indicate historically vital water sources for travelers and foresters navigating the Snoqualmie National Forest.