2011 Map of Bunch Lake

About this map

The Quinault River system carves through this Olympic Peninsula landscape, where the North Fork Quinault River joins the main branch near the North Fork Campground. This 2011 survey documents a terrain defined by steep elevation changes, featuring prominent landforms like Paradise Valley and the deeply etched Fletcher Canyon. Water is the primary architect of the region, from the high alpine waters of Reflection Lake and Three Lakes to the eponymous Bunch Lake in the southern portion of the quadrangle. The map reveals an interesting geologic feature labeled as an Underground Passage near Big Creek, suggesting complex drainage patterns. Human infrastructure is minimal, centered largely on North Shore Rd and its connection to the river valleys, reflecting the area's protected and wild character within Grays Harbor County.