United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service

This map covers the southern half of the PCNST in Washington. This section of the trail crosses the following USGS topo maps (from S to N): Carson, Bonneville Dam, Bridal Veil, Lookout Mountain SE, Stabler, Big Huckleberry Mtn, Gifford Peak, Lone Butte, Sleeping Beauty, Steamboat Mt., Mount Adams West, Green Mt., Glaciate Butte, Walupt Lake, White Pass SW, White Pass SE, White Pass NE, White Pass NW, Bumping Lake SW, Chinook Pass, White River Park, Bumping Lake NW, Lester SW, Lester SE, Lester NW, Lester NE.… (meer)

This map, #8 in a series of 10 maps covering the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, was produced by the US Forest Service, in partnership with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and the Pacific Crest Trail Association. The northern half of the trail in Oregon, approximately 240 miles from the Diamond Peak Wilderness and Odell Lake to the Oregon-Washington border, is depicted on four panels: 1. Three Sisters, 2. Santiam Pass, 3. Olallie, 4. Mount Hood. Scale 1"=1 mile or 1:63,360 ; Universal transverse Mercator proj. (W 122°07ʹ30ʺ--W 121°37ʹ30ʺ/N 45°37ʹ30ʺ--N 43°37ʹ30ʺ).

This new map, printed on water- and tear-resistant paper, is a considerable upgrade from the previous version. In addition to the topo map of the PCT, each panel includes a vicinity map, trail elevation profile, color photos, recommendations for shorter hikes in the area, and information on the geological, historic, and ecological features along the way. Access roads, trailhead parking, connecting trails, equestrian access, scenic viewpoints, and winter recreation areas are depicted on the map.… (meer)