2014 Map of Mount Tebo

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Olympic National Forest dominates this landscape, where the high elevations of the Olympic Mountains are etched by a dense network of river forks and creek drainages. The S Fork Skokomish River and South Fork Skokomish River carve deep valleys through the terrain, joined by smaller tributaries like Steel Cr and Four Stream. Evidence of forest management and back-country access is visible through the system of National Forest Development Roads, such as Natl Forest Develop Road 23 Rd, which provide access to isolated points like Camp Harps Shelter and Church Creek Shelter. High-altitude water bodies including Blue Lake and Spider Lake sit tucked between prominent summits like Mt Tebo, Dry Mtn, and Rock Peak. This topography illustrates the complex hydrology of the eastern Olympics as waters transition from glacial peaks toward the Middle Fork Satsop River and Canyon River systems.