2017 Map of Buckhorn Mountain

About this map

Buckhorn Mountain dominates this portion of the Okanogan National Forest, where the landscape is defined by a dense network of forest development roads and steep drainages. The 2017 terrain is deeply incised by features such as Bear Trap Canyon, Bat Canyon, and Westphal Gulch, illustrating the complex topography of this Okanogan County region. Water sources are scattered across the high country, including Jackson Spring and the headwaters of W Fork Cedar Cr and N Fork Gold Cr. The road network, comprising routes like Cow Camp Rd, Fish Mountain Rd, and Nat For Dev Rd 3575, reflects the active management and accessibility of these timberlands and recreation areas. For those researching the geography of the Pacific Northwest, these details show how natural contours and human infrastructure intersect in this remote part of Washington.