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National Forest Development Road 230 in Kittitas County, Washington

National Forest Development Road 230 in Kittitas County is an unpaved track. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Lactose Intolerant and ends at Middle Fork Teanaway Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. National Forest Development Road 230 also exists in Stevens County and Ferry County.
Road Type
track
Route
northeast-southwest
Legend

Streets nearby

Yellow Hill Trail
0.8 mi
Lactose Intolerant
0.9 mi
Middle Fork Teanaway Road
1.0 mi
Aspen Grove Loop
1.3 mi
Hook Road
1.6 mi
Hub Lane
1.8 mi
Sandy Ridge Road
1.9 mi
Yellow Scissors
2.0 mi
Boondoggle Road
2.0 mi
Wagon Wheel Road
2.2 mi
Frog Pond Rock Trail
2.3 mi
Yellow Hill Bootpath
2.4 mi
Logan Road
2.5 mi
Upper Frog Pond Trail
2.7 mi
West Fork Teanaway Road
2.7 mi
NF 113
2.7 mi
Sandstone Road
2.7 mi
Middle Fork Lane
2.8 mi
Way Ridge Road
3.0 mi
Crossover
3.1 mi
Dingbat Road
3.2 mi
Jungle Creek Road
3.3 mi
2 Stroke
3.4 mi
Rabbit Gulch Road
3.4 mi
Lower Frog Pond Trail
3.4 mi
Middle Fork Teanaway Trail
3.4 mi
Way Creek Trail
3.5 mi
Decommissioned NF-144
3.5 mi
Lower Big Sandy Trail
3.7 mi
Camp Illahee Road
3.8 mi
Cheese Rock Trail
4.0 mi
Carlson Creek Road
4.1 mi

Bare rocks nearby

Roslyn Slickrock
3.4 mi

Buildings nearby

Old cabin
3.2 mi

Campgrounds nearby

Indian Camp Campground
1.0 mi

Rivers nearby

Middle Fork Teanaway River
0.9 mi
West Fork Teanaway River
2.7 mi

Rocks nearby

Frog Slab
2.4 mi
Skull Rock
2.4 mi
Exclamation Point Rock
3.2 mi
Split Rock
3.8 mi
Mushroom Rock
3.8 mi

Streams nearby

Rye Creek
2.3 mi
Lick Creek
2.7 mi
Way Creek
2.8 mi
Sandstone Creek
3.0 mi
Dingbat Creek
3.5 mi
Malcolm Creek
3.6 mi

Waters nearby

Frog Pond
2.2 mi