2011 Map of Tiffany Mountain

About this map

Tiffany Mountain and the surrounding high-elevation terrain of Okanogan County define this landscape at the start of the 21st century. The map documents a network of Forest Service roads, including Route 39 and NFD 3820 Road, which provide access to remote landmarks such as the Bernhardt Mine and Tiffany Spring Campground. This era shows a clear focus on recreational and resource management, with numerous named meadows like Parachute Meadow and South Twentymile Meadows interspersed among the peaks. Water sources are abundant throughout the high country, from the headwaters of Sinlahekin Creek to alpine basins like Whistler Basin. The presence of established routes through gaps such as Honeymoon Pass and Whistler Pass illustrates the continued importance of these traditional mountain crossings for both backcountry travel and fire management within the national forest system.