I'm not sure by what you mean when you say "seen the NW region from here". Again, the terrain is very hilly and woodsy, so it's very hard to see around you unless you come out to a clearing. When you're on a trail, pretty much all you can see is what's in front of you and behind you - the sides are pretty much trees, even if you're on a "ridge" and right next to elevations.
But SW it is... you travel for 5 turns and come to a little clearing that is split by a stream coming from the SE which goes into a waterfall to the NW. The clearing slopes downward to the NW to the 240' elevation on both sides of the stream and waterfall.
(Notes on the map: the dark blue is the waterfall, the black line intersecting it is the elevation change)