2011 Map of Chikamin Creek

About this map

The Chiwawa River and Mad River define this high-altitude landscape in Chelan County, where the 2011 survey reveals an intricate network of forest development roads and primitive trails. Access to the backcountry is anchored by several established sites, including Huckleberry Ford Campground and Grouse Creek Campground in the south, while higher elevations are marked by remote basins like Mad Meadow and Marble Meadow. This environment is shaped by prominent ridges, most notably Chikamin Ridge and McDonald Ridge, which separate the various creek drainages. High-country landmarks such as Basalt Peak and Two Little Lakes provide orientation for those navigating the upper reaches of Marble Creek and Chikamin Creek, showcasing a wilderness area maintained for forest management and recreation.