2014 Map of Verlot

About this map

The South Fork Stillaguamish River carves through this northern Washington landscape, serving as the primary corridor for the Mountain Loop Hwy. This route connects the small riverside settlements of Robe and Verlot, which provide access to the extensive recreational lands of the Mount Baker National Forest. High-altitude water bodies like Heather Lake, Lake Twentytwo, and the uniquely named Bathtub Lakes are perched among the steep ridges leading toward Mt Pilchuck. The southern portion of the map transition into the Snoqualmie National Forest, including the protected City of Everett Watershed along the Pilchuck River. The map highlights specialized land use areas such as the Lake Twentytwo Research Natural Area and several forest service facilities, including the Turlo Campground and the Mount Pilchuck Trailhead.