2013 Map of Big Bull Mountain

About this map

Big Bull Mountain stands as a central landmark in this high-altitude landscape of southern Colorado, where the boundary between Teller and Fremont Counties cuts through a network of drainages and peaks. The map details the transition from the settlement at Goldfield into the protected expanses of the Pike National Forest. Water management is prominent through features like Skaguay Reservoir and Pringtime Reservoir, which serve a region defined by steep gulches such as Douglas Gulch and Hopkins Gulch. Transport through this challenging terrain is facilitated by historic corridors like Gold Camp Rd and the winding Phantom Canyon Rd, the latter tracing the path of Eightmile Creek. This 2013 survey provides a clear view of the modern infrastructure and natural topography surrounding established sites like Clyde and its associated Clyde Campground.