2017 Map of Bull Camp Peak

About this map

Bull Camp Peak rises as a prominent landmark within the Laramie Mountains in this high-altitude portion of Wyoming. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Laramie River, which cuts through the central sections of the map, and the sophisticated irrigation or transport engineering represented by the Wheatland Tunnel. This high-country region is crisscrossed by numerous seasonal and perennial watercourses, including Bluegrass Cr and Bull Camp Cr, which drain the complex terrain of Tony Ridge and Sugar Loaf. A network of ranch roads and historical routes like Vale Ranch Rd and Tunnel Rd link isolated features such as Cottonwood Spring and School Cr, suggesting a rural economy tied to the land's hydrology and grazing potential.