2017 Map of Robinson Mountain

About this map

Robinson Mountain and Beauty Peak dominate this high-elevation landscape within the Okanogan National Forest. The topography is defined by the drainage systems of the Methow River and its various forks and tributaries, including Robinson Creek and the W Fork Methow. Human activity is concentrated in the southern valleys, where the Lost River Resort Airport and the Methow Valley indicate a transition from the wilderness peaks to more accessible recreational or residential terrain. Notable high-altitude landmarks such as Last Chance Point, Deadhorse Point, and Lake Hazard highlight the logistical challenges of this mountain environment. The presence of Nat For Dev Rd 5400 and Driveway Butte road provides a record of the forest service infrastructure used to navigate these steep ridges and deep valleys.