2014 Map of Dry Bed Lakes

About this map

The Olympic National Forest dominates this landscape in the southern foothills of the Olympic Mountains, where the boundary between Grays Harbor and Mason counties divides a network of timber access roads and mountain drainages. The topography is defined by the Middle Fork Satsop River and the Canyon River, which carve deep valleys through the terrain. A complex system of forest development routes, such as Natl Forest Develop Road 2341 and Nat For Dev Rd 2199, provides access to the higher elevations and the eponymous Dry Bed Lakes. Further south, the terrain levels out toward the headwaters of Dry Bed Cr and Decker Cr, where local thoroughfares like Beeville Rd and Kelly Hall Rd suggest the transition from strictly managed forest land to more accessible rural tracts.