2022 Map of Agate Mountain

About this map

San Isabel National Forest occupies the southwestern corner of this Colorado landscape, where high-altitude drainage systems define the local geography. The area is characterized by a network of waterways including Agate Creek, Little Agate Creek, and Badger Creek, which carve through the terrain surrounding the prominent Agate Mountain. Seasonal water sources like Upper Pease Spring and Birchfield Spring suggest the importance of reliable water in this environment. The northern half of the map is notable for a dense grid of roads and trails with names that appear to honor indigenous heritage, such as Chimapaui Trl, Jumano Trl, and Lenape Trl. This concentration of infrastructure, contrasted with the Ranch Access 4WD Only routes in the northwest, highlights the varied accessibility of the high country during this era.