2017 Map of Loomis

About this map

Loomis sits at the foot of the eastern Cascade foothills, serving as a hub for the surrounding ranching and mountain landscape. The topography is dominated by the Sinlahekin Valley and the sprawling Sinlahekin Deer Winter Range and Wildlife Refuge, which covers much of the southern and eastern portions of the map. High peaks such as Quartz Mtn, Rattlesnake Mtn, and Douglas Mtn define the horizon, while drainage systems like Sinlahekin Cr and Toats Coulee Cr carve deep paths through the high country. For those tracing the evolution of North Central Washington, this survey highlights the intersection of modern recreation and traditional land use. The Pacific NW National Scenic Trail winds through the northern peaks, passing near Olie Pass, while lower elevations reveal pockets of water like Renn Lake and Jim Black Lake.