2021 Map of Bull Camp Peak

About this map

Bull Camp Peak rises above a landscape defined by the drainage networks of the Laramie River and the eastern slopes of the Laramie Mountains. This 2021 topographic study of Albany County captures the high-altitude ranching and water management infrastructure of southeastern Wyoming, notably featuring the Wheatland Tunnel. The terrain is marked by significant elevation changes, from the prominent Douthitt Mtn in the northwest to the complex branching of N Fork Cherry Cr and S Fork Cherry Cr in the northeast. Access to these remote highlands is traced through primitive routes like Vale Ranch Rd and Elmers Rock Rd, while local landmarks like Cottonwood Spring and Sugar Loaf provide points of navigation. The presence of School Cr in the south suggests the historical footprint of early rural education centers that once served this isolated ranching country.