The Colville National Forest of northeast Washington features wilderness-quality roadless lands, many of them recommended by the Northeast Washington Forestry Coalition and Conservation Northwest for formal wilderness protection. Please click on the links below to read more about each special area.

Take a photographic virtual tour of the roadless areas. All photos by Eric Zamora, except where noted.

Please take action for these areas by November 30th.

Jackson Creek Bodie Mountain Clackamas Mountain Cougar Mountain  Thirteenmile Bald Snow South Huckleberry Hoodoo Twin Sisters Jackknife Profanity Deer Creek Abercrombie-Hooknose Salmo-Priest Adjacent Hall Mountain Grassy Top South Fork Mountain Quartzite

The map's dark green line shows the outline of the Colville National Forest. Kelly green are inventoried roadless areas. Bright pink is existing wilderness, the Salmo Priest Wilderness Area, representing less than 3% of the total forest.