2013 Map of Lakeview Peak

About this map

The Kalama River winds through the high-elevation terrain of Cowlitz County, serving as the central drainage for this section of the Cascade Range. The landscape is dominated by notable summits like Lakeview Peak and Butler Butte, where the topography drops sharply into deep creek valleys. Remote water bodies such as Lakeview Peak Lake are tucked into the high ridges, while a network of alpine streams including Indian George Cr and W Fork Speelyai Cr feed the larger river systems below. Apart from Rock Creek Rd, the area remains largely defined by its natural drainage patterns and the absence of established settlements, reflecting the managed forest lands and mountainous character of southwest Washington in the early twenty-first century.