2011 Map of Timber Mountain

About this map

Granite Peak and the high ridge of Timber Mountain define this corner of the Colville National Forest in Pend Oreille County. This 2011 survey documents a landscape shaped by both resource extraction and fire watch duties, centered on the Timber Mountain Lookout and several high-altitude clearings like Granite Meadows and Rufus Meadows. Industrial history is anchored by the High Noon Mine and Triple H Mine, which sit along the upper reaches of the South Fork Lost Creek. The map shows a complex network of forest roads, including Tacoma Divide Rd and Ruby Creek Rd, providing access to the drainage systems of Ruby Creek and Little Tacoma Creek. These routes suggest the historical importance of timber management and mining access in this part of northeastern Washington.