2011 Map of Stormy Mountain

About this map

Lake Chelan anchors the northeastern corner of this high-elevation landscape, where the Twenty Five Mile Creek Ferry Landing serves as a vital transition point between the water and the interior. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent summits including Stormy Mountain, Pot Peak, and Lone Peak, which dictate the drainage patterns of Twentyfive Mile Creek and the North Fork Thirtyfive Mile Creek. This 2011 survey highlights a network of remote recreation sites and access routes, such as Shady Pass Rd and Slide Ridge Rd, which connect various backcountry destinations. Interpretive detail suggests a landscape managed for seasonal use and conservation, evidenced by the distribution of localized water sources like Grouse Mountain Spring and Beaver Spring alongside established camps including Ramona Park Campground and Windy Camp.