2017 Map of Grisdale

About this map

Grisdale sits within the southern reaches of the Olympic National Forest, a region defined by its dense drainage networks and timber history. The topography is dominated by prominent features like Weatherwax Ridge and Reed Hill, which overlook a complex web of waterways including the W Fork Satsop River, Canyon River, and the Little River. This 2017 survey details the extensive infrastructure of the logging industry, visible through a maze of numbered Forest Service routes such as Natl Forest Develop Road 22 Rd and several Intermittent Logging Rd paths. The map reveals how the landscape is partitioned between Grays Harbor and Mason counties, tracing the natural and surveyed boundaries that shaped the management of these timberlands. Small tributaries like Spoon Cr, Anderson Cr, and Sage Cr illustrate the fine-grained hydrology of the Olympic Mountains' foothills.