2020 Map of Pearrygin Peak

About this map

Okanogan National Forest dominates this mountainous landscape in Washington, where high summits like Pearrygin Peak and Tripod Peak define the upper reaches of the Methow Valley drainage. The terrain is deeply incised by numerous waterways including Boulder Cr and its various branches, as well as Pearrygin Creek, which flows southwest toward the lower valley. In the southwestern corner of the sheet, the Methow Winter Range and Wildlife Refuge indicates a transition from the higher peaks to protected habitat. Notable landmarks such as Ramsey Peak and First Butte stand above the drainage basins of Ramsey Creek and Bromus Creek, illustrating the complex topography of the eastern Cascades. The map captures a moment of managed conservation and natural wilderness, where ridges like Blue Buck Ridge border the high-elevation forests.