1994 Map of Bailey

About this map

Bailey and the surrounding river canyon of the North Fork South Platte River define this mountain landscape in the mid-1990s. The map illustrates a network of small residential and resort pockets along the river and highways, including Glenisle, Insmont, and Estabrook. Higher elevations are characterized by significant relief, featuring Mount Bailey and Crooked Top Mountain, while the northeast corner shows the development hub of Pine Junction. This area within the Pike National Forest shows the legacy of early mountain settlement through features like the Deer Creek School and a Cem located near the Roland road. Evidence of historical activity is visible in the various Prospects and the Mine Prospect situated near Crossons, indicating the region's long history of small-scale mineral exploration and canyon-floor industry.