2017 Map of Bunch Lake

About this map

The Quinault River system defines this remote Olympic Peninsula landscape, where the main channel and the North Fork Quinault River converge amidst a network of high ridges and deep canyons. The map documents the boundary between the Olympic National Park and the Olympic National Forest, crossing from Jefferson County into Grays Harbor County. Steep terrain is marked by prominent features like Tshletshy Ridge, Quinault Ridge, and the Olympic Mountains, while high-elevation water bodies such as Reflection Lake, Three Lakes, and Bunch Lake occupy the alpine basins. Access to this wilderness is concentrated along the river valley via N Shore Rd and S Shore Rd, reflecting the typical Pacific Northwest pattern of valley-floor development surrounded by protected mountain heights like Happy Lake Ridge and the deep cuts of Fletcher Canyon.