2011 Map of East Canyon Ridge

About this map

Cispus River and its numerous tributaries dominate this high-elevation landscape within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest region of Washington. The 2011 survey details a terrain defined by prominent crests and lookout points, including East Canyon Ridge, Table Mountain, and Summit Prairie. These heights were historically significant for fire surveillance, as evidenced by the Summit Prairie Lookout and Council Bluff Lookout. Recreational access is a primary feature of the modern era, with campsites like the Adams Fork Campground and Council Lake Campground positioned near the water. The drainage network is dense, with water bodies such as Mouse Lake and Council Lake feeding a complex system of creeks including Squaw Creek, East Canyon Creek, and Summit Prairie Creek. The map reflects the managed forest character of the Pacific Northwest, balancing natural topography with the infrastructure of forest roads and designated lookout stations.