1984 Map of Snider Peak

About this map

Olympic National Forest land dominates this 1984 survey, defined by the heavy timber and high ridges of the Pacific Northwest. The Soleduck River Valley serves as the primary corridor for movement, where the Soleduck River winds through a landscape marked by the Old Railroad Grade, a relic of the era's industrial logging infrastructure. Public land management is centered at the Snider FS Station and the nearby Klahowya Campground, while a network of peaks like Snider Peak and Bigler Mountain rise above the drainage systems of the North Fork Calawah River and Bear Creek. Researchers will find evidence of local resource extraction in the various Gravel Pit locations, supporting the road network that connects several mile markers and creek crossings across the mountainous Clallam County interior.