2014 Map of Addy Mountain

About this map

The Colville River and the fertile Colville Valley dominate the western portion of this Stevens County landscape, where the small settlement of Arden is situated along the Us-395 corridor. Much of the eastern terrain is defined by the high elevations of the Colville National Forest, featuring landmarks like Addy Mountain and the Iron Mountains. A complex network of drainage systems, including the Little Pond Oreille River, Twelvemile Creek, and Slide Creek, carves through the forested slopes. The map traces the historical path of the Old Timer's Horse Trail as it winds through the mountains, while the lower valleys show established rural infrastructure near Sherwood and the small locality of Narcisse. From the prominent peak of Castle Rock to the deep cut of Foster Canyon, the geography illustrates the transition between productive valley bottoms and protected forest uplands in northeastern Washington.