2019 Map of Agate Mountain

About this map

Trump sits as a lonely marker of settlement within this high-elevation landscape of the Rocky Mountains. The terrain is defined by the prominent peak of Agate Mtn and the deep drainage of Long Gulch, where several water sources like Birchfield Spring and Upper Pease Spring emerge. The road network reflects a history of ranching and land management, with routes such as Butterfield Rd and Chimapavi Trl cutting through the foothills. In the southwestern corner, the boundary of the San Isabel National Forest begins, transitioning the landscape from private ranch lands to protected federal wilderness. The complex web of seasonal drainages, including Agate Cr, Wagon Tongue Cr, and Badger Cr, illustrates the hydrological pattern of this arid mountain basin, where water remains the most critical factor for both livestock and local geography.