2017 Map of Sherman Peak

About this map

Sherman Pass serves as a critical high-elevation crossing through the Kettle River Range within the Colville National Forest. This 2017 survey documents a landscape defined by significant peaks and ridges, including Columbia Mtn, Sherman Peak, and Snow Peak. The region is a focal point for modern recreation, highlighted by the passage of the Pacific NW National Scenic Trail, which traverses the high ground near Paradise Peak and south toward White Mtn. The drainage network is clearly articulated, with headwaters for Sherman Creek, Barnaby Creek, and Bridge Creek carving deep valleys between the massifs. Forest Service infrastructure is visible through named routes like the Sherman Peak Loop and Barnaby Creek Rd, providing a record of the access points used for timber management and wilderness exploration in northeastern Washington.