2014 Map of Cooper Mountain

About this map

The Methow River corridor serves as the primary artery of activity in this 2014 survey of the high country where Chelan and Okanogan counties meet. The small settlement of Methow is situated in the northeastern corner, accompanied by the Methow Cem, reflecting the area's established local history along the river valley. Most of the map spans the protected lands of the Okanogan National Forest and Wenatchee National Forest, illustrating a landscape defined by significant peaks and drainage systems. Notable summits like Cooper Mtn and Buckhorn Mtn dominate the terrain, while narrow passages like Black Canyon and Mulhollan Gulch carve through the ridges. Remote water sources, including Gold Spring and Cooper Corral Spring, are interspersed among forest roads such as Burma Rd and Squaw Creek Rd, which provide access to these isolated forest sections.