2017 Map of Winfield Creek

About this map

Hoh River drainage systems define this landscape in the western reaches of the Olympic Mountains. The area is bisected by the boundary between Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest, illustrating the transition between protected wilderness and managed timberlands. Significant timber access is visible via the Hoh Mainline and Upper Hoh Rd, which wind through the complex topography of the Winfield Creek and Snahapish River basins. The terrain is marked by prominent peaks such as Mt Octopus and a dense network of tributaries including Devil Club Cr, Hades Cr, and Ollalie Cr. This map documents the state of forest access and river morphology in Jefferson County during the late 2010s, showing the specific paths of creeks like Willoughby Cr and Lindner Cr through these protected lands.