2014 Map of Tacoma Peak

About this map

Tacoma Peak and the surrounding high-elevation terrain of northeastern Washington dominate this 2014 survey. This portion of the Selkirk Mountains is shared by the Kanisku National Forest and Colville National Forest, featuring a complex network of drainage basins. Numerous streams, including Tacoma Creek and Calispell Peak Creek, have carved deep valleys between prominent landmarks such as Boulder Mountain and Fourth of July Mountain. Toward the southeast corner, the terrain softens slightly around Conger Lake and Conger Pond. The map reveals a high concentration of forest service and logging roads, such as Trimble Creek Road and Calispell Peak Road, which navigate the steep gradients and ridges, providing essential access to these remote timberlands and recreational areas.