1964 Map of Black Cabin Gulch

About this map

Cathedral Bluffs dominate this Colorado landscape, where a series of deep drainages like Horse Pasture Canyon and Black Cabin Gulch carve through the high terrain. The area is defined by its industrial and ranching utility, marked by numerous Prospect sites, a network of Jeep Trails, and a high-elevation Landing Strip. Water is the primary architect of the topography here, with complex systems such as Stake Springs Draw and Galloway Gulch branching out from the central ridges.