1988 Map of White Pass

About this map

The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail winds through the heart of the Cascades in this 1980s survey, marking a corridor where the William O Douglas Wilderness meets the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. This high-altitude landscape is defined by its water system, with the Clear Fork Cowlitz River and Cowlitz River draining numerous alpine basins. Historically significant waypoints like Soda Springs and Log Spring indicate early natural landmarks for travelers crossing Cowlitz Pass. The map captures the meeting of several protected areas, including the Goat Rocks Wilderness and Snoqualmie National Forest, illustrating a complex network of trails and wilderness boundaries near the White Pass Campground at the Yakima and Lewis County line.