2011 Map of Burnt Hill

About this map

The West Fork Humptulips River and East Fork Humptulips River define this deeply dissected landscape in Grays Harbor County. A network of Forest Service roads, including NFD 2263 RD and Donkey Creek Rd, provides access through the timberlands, tracing the drainages of Donkey Creek and Newbury Creek. This 2011 survey illustrates the modern managed forest environment, where high points like Burnt Hill and the Humptulips Ridge Lookout offer vantage points over the dense hydrological network of the Olympic Peninsula's southern slopes. This area is characterized by short, steep tributaries such as Webfoot Creek, Furlough Creek, and Skunk Creek, which feed into the primary river systems. In the southeastern corner, the headwaters of the West Fork Wishkah River begin their descent, showcasing the complex watershed divide that separates these Pacific-bound waterways.