2017 Map of Mount Leona

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape in the Kettle River Range as it appeared in 2017. The topography is defined by prominent peaks including Mount Leona, Profanity Peak, and Tonasket Mtn, linked by a network of drainage systems like N Fork Saint Peter Cr and Butte Fork. Cultural footprints are sparse but significant, featuring the Pacific NW National Scenic Trail as a primary thoroughfare across the ridges. A notable local-history marker is found at Ryan Cabin near Ryan Hill, reflecting the area's legacy of high-country settlement or land management. The map also traces established routes such as Boulder Creek Rd and the high passage at Boulder Creek Pass, while Taylor Ridge and Stickpin Hill mark the eastern and southern reaches of this mountainous terrain.