2013 Map of Robinette Mountain

About this map

The South Fork Touchet River carves a deep central artery through this portion of the Blue Mountains, defining the border between Walla Walla County and Columbia County. The landscape is dominated by high ridges and prominent peaks like Robinette Mtn and Jasper Mtn, which overlook a series of family-named drainages. These smaller canyons, including Payne Hollow, Hogeye Hollow, and Dustin Hollow, indicate a history of local land use and geographic naming tied to early inhabitants. In the northeast corner, Mountain Home Park and the Mountain Home Camp suggest a shift toward recreational use of the high timber, accessible via a network of ridgeline and valley roads such as S Touchet Rd and Jasper Mountain Rd. The convergence of the Wolf Fork and Robinson Fork further illustrates the complex drainage system feeding the Touchet watershed.