2017 Map of Cyclone Creek

About this map

The White River and Clearwater River converge in the southwestern portion of this landscape, carving through a region defined by managed timberlands and protected watersheds. Large tracts of the Snoqualmie National Forest and the Green River Watershed dominate the northern and eastern reaches, showcasing the modern balance of natural resource management. The geography is characterized by several small upland bodies of water, including Beaverdam Lake, Lynn Lake, and the distinctly named Stink Lake. Higher elevations are marked by Grass Mtn, while the southern corridor is defined by the SE Enumclaw Chinook Pass Rd and its proximity to Mud Mountain Lake. A complex network of forest service routes, such as Nfd 7110 Rd, provides access to these timberlands along the King and Pierce county line.