2017 Map of Harlow Ridge

About this map

Umatilla National Forest defines the western portion of this landscape, where the Blue Mountains transition into the deep drainages of Asotin County. The area is marked by a distinctive network of high ridges and narrow gulches, most notably Smoothing Iron Ridge and Triple Ridge. This 2017 survey details a landscape primarily accessible through a system of forest service roads and established backcountry paths like the S Asotin Creek Trail and Red Hill Gulch Trail. The drainages of N Fork Asotin Creek and George Cr cut through the terrain, while numerous named springs, such as Sheriff Spring and Petty Spring, indicate vital water sources for local livestock or wildlife. Named features like Horsethief Canyon and Stringtown Gulch suggest a history of frontier usage and localized settlement within these folds of land.