2017 Map of Ellisforde

About this map

The Okanogan River corridor anchors this portion of north-central Washington, where the valley floor transitions into the high peaks of the Okanogan National Forest. The small settlement of Ellisforde serves as a central hub, connected by Hwy 7 and the Ellisforde Bridge Rd. This area is defined by its complex glacial and volcanic geography, featuring a string of distinct water bodies such as Whitestone Lake, Poison Lake, and the high-elevation Crater Lakes. The landscape is notable for its numerous named peaks, including Whisky Mtn and Pickens Mtn, which overlook the agricultural operations at Whitestone Flats. To the north, the community of Cordell sits near the winding banks of the river, while a network of ranch and access roads like Loomis-Oroville Rd and Swanson Mill Rd weave through the rugged coulees and timberlands that characterize this borderlands region.