2017 Map of Deadman Peak

About this map

Umatilla National Forest spans this high-elevation landscape along the border of Oregon and Washington, dominated by a series of prominent summits including Deadman Peak and Griffin Peak. The terrain is defined by a radial drainage pattern where the S Fork Touchet River and numerous forks like Griffin Fork and Green Fork carve deep through the ridges. To the south, the protected Mill Creek Watershed occupies a significant portion of the area, emphasizing the region's importance for water resource management. Primitive transportation routes such as the Kendall Skyline Rd and the Intake/Deadman Peak Trail follow the high ridgelines, connecting various peaks including Lewis Peak and Table Rock. This network of trails and forestry roads illustrates the remote, managed nature of the Blue Mountains' northern reaches.