2016 Map of Buckhorn Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
Vannorsdel Family Cem and Lass Family Cem are among several small burial sites scattered across this high-elevation landscape within the Roosevelt National Forest. The map documents a rugged terrain of ridges and gulches, where family-named landmarks like Thomson Cem and the Charles C Green Grave provide valuable data for genealogists tracing early settlers in this part of Larimer County. The settlement pattern follows the drainage of Stove Prairie Cr and Buckhorn Cr, with clearings such as High Park and Paradise Park indicating habitable pockets amid the steep slopes of Buckhorn Mtn. Resource extraction history is signaled by Mica Mine Ridge, while the network of mountain routes, including CO Road 27 and the Stringtown Gulch road, shows the modern connectivity through Deadman Hill and Fiddler Ridge.
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