2017 Map of Lake Quinault West

About this map

Amanda Park and Neilton serve as the primary human anchors on this coastal Washington landscape, where the managed timberlands of the Olympic National Forest meet the protected wilderness of Olympic National Park. The topography is defined by the significant passage of the Quinault River, which feeds into the southwestern corner of Lake Quinault. This 2017 survey details a network of forestry and tribal access routes, including N Shore Rd and BIA Rd F-15, which navigate the terrain between summits like Lone Mtn and Thimble Mtn. To the south, the open ground of Chow Chow Prairie contrasts with the dense drainage systems of Prairie Creek and Boulder Cr, illustrating the transition from riverine lowlands to the foothills of the Olympic Mountains.