2016 Map of Agate Mountain

About this map

Trump serves as a central point of interest in this high-altitude landscape of Park County, where the terrain is defined by a complex network of named tribal-themed roads and trails. The map illustrates a transition from the public lands of the San Isabel National Forest in the southwest to a structured grid of residential or recreational paths such as Chimapai Trl, Jumano Trl, and Maskoke Trl. Hydrography is dominated by the seasonal flow of Agate Cr and Little Agate Cr, which originate near the prominent heights of Agate Mountain. The presence of Birchfield Spring and Upper Pease Spring indicates the vital importance of water sources in this dry, elevated environment. This 2016 survey documents the modern land divisions and access routes, including Co Rd 53, that permeate the area north of Long Gulch.