2017 Map of Darland Mountain

About this map

Snoqualmie National Forest dominates this high-elevation landscape, where a dense network of four-wheel-drive trails and forest development roads provides access to the crests and valleys of the Washington Cascades. The topography is defined by prominent features like Divide Ridge and the Klickton Divide, with seasonal camps and clearings such as Bakeoven Flats and Cougar Flats marking the rugged geography. Significant water sources are scattered throughout the terrain, including Blue Lake, Green Lake, and multiple springs like Withrow Spring and Spruce Spring, which historically supported timber operations and recreational passage through this backcountry.