2017 Map of Blackhall Mountain

About this map

Blackhall Mtn stands as a prominent topographical anchor near the state line in this 2017 study of the high-elevation wilderness where Wyoming meets Colorado. The landscape is defined by the protected lands of Medicine Bow National Forest and Routt National Forest, creating a continuous corridor of forested terrain. A complex network of drainage systems radiates from the central peaks, including the headwaters of the E Fork Encampment River and the various branches of the Big Creek system, such as Middle Fork Big Cr and N Fork Big Cr. Human impact is minimal and concentrated on seasonal access, primarily via Black Hall Rd, which winds through the northwestern section. The map documents the intricate hydrography of the region, from the narrow passages of Addison Gulch and Turnbull Gulch to the steady flow of Little Beaver Cr.