2017 Map of Tunk Mountain

About this map

Tunk Mountain and the high ridges of the Okanogan National Forest dominate this high-altitude landscape in northern Washington. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks, including Aeneas Mtn, Bannon Mtn, and Sneed Mtn, with narrow valleys carved by Aeneas Cr and Patterson Cr. The settlement pattern is sparse, concentrated primarily along Aeneas Valley Rd in the northeast, where the Aeneas Valley provides a break in the timbered slopes. The map details an extensive network of forest development roads and historic pathways, such as the Stage Coach Trl and Long Horn Trl, which speak to the area's history of movement through the mountain passes. Water sources are critical landmarks in this environment, ranging from Round Lake and Long Lake to high-elevation points like Pine Needle Spr and Aeneas Spring.