2000 Map of Darland Mountain

About this map

Yakama Indian Reservation lands meet the high ridges of the Cascades in this millennium-era survey, where the Wenatchee National Forest and Mt Baker Snoqualmie National Forest converge. The landscape is defined by its water sources and high-altitude basins, including Blue Lake, Green Lake, and Little Lake, which sit beneath the prominent peak of Darland Mtn. The survey details an intricate network of primitive roads and paths, notably the DNR Grey Rock Trail, which provides access to the remote backcountry near Shellneck Ridge. Development is sparse and focused on recreational infrastructure, such as the South Fork Campground and Grey Creek Campground. Unique local place names like Bakeoven Flats and Dead Hale reflect the region's human history, while the drainage of the South Fork Tieton River and North Fork Ahtanum Creek dominates the hydrology of these mountain divides.