1985 Map of Reecer Canyon

About this map

Wenatchee National Forest dominates this mid-1980s landscape, where a series of deep north-south drainages define the rugged terrain of the eastern Cascades. The map documents a workspace of the high country, centered on the prominent Table Mountain and the headwaters of Reecer Creek. Life in these higher elevations is marked by isolated landmarks like Riders Cabin and vital water sources such as Garrison Spring and Barrel Spring. The presence of the Teanaway Wilson Stock Trail and various unnamed trails suggests a history of grazing and land management, while the Borrow Pit and Quarry indicate local extraction. To the south, the topography softens toward Lillard Hill, though the land remains cut by significant ravines including Robbins Canyon and Currier Canyon, illustrating the complex drainage system feeding into the Kittitas Valley.