2020 Map of Paradise

About this map

Paradise sits atop a high plateau in northern Asotin County, surrounded by the steep drainages that define this corner of the Pacific Northwest. This survey captures the rural character of the region where Paradise Rd and Rye Ridge Rd provide access to remote agricultural and ranching lands. Significant local landmarks include the Beach Ranch Airport and the Paradise Cem, which serve the small upland community. To the east and south, the terrain drops dramatically into deep canyons carved by Joseph Cr and Deer Cr. The southern portion of the map transitions into the Wallowa National Forest, featuring the prominent Horse Pasture Ridge and the Horse Pasture Ridge Saddle. These landforms, alongside features like Soap Flat and Brushy Gulch, illustrate a landscape shaped by significant elevation changes and seasonal watercourses like Peavine Cr.