2016 Map of Black Cabin Gulch

About this map

Cathedral Bluffs dominate this portion of Rio Blanco County, where high ridges and deep canyons define a landscape carved by intricate drainage networks. This 2016 survey illustrates a topography of named landmarks like Airplane Ridge and Wagonroad Ridge, which separate the myriad of draws and gulches flowing through the territory. The region is characterized by significant natural features such as Black Cabin Gulch and Horse Pasture Canyon, while water systems like Cathedral Cr and Willow Creek navigate the lower elevations. The map provides a look at the road system including Co RD 103 and Co RD 28, showing how these routes follow the contours of the land to connect the high points, such as Black Cabin Point, with the deeper valleys of Tommys Draw and Spruce Gulch.