2016 Map of Cameron Mountain

About this map

Turret and Whitehorn anchor this high-altitude landscape where Chaffee, Park, and Fremont counties meet within the San Isabel National Forest. The map documents a terrain deeply marked by historical extraction and high-country travel, evidenced by features such as Marble Quarry Gulch, Graphite Ridge, and The Mascot. A network of Forest Service roads, including 185 and 175, winds through the complex system of gulches that define the topography, from Futurity Gulch in the north to Railroad Gulch near Cameron Mountain in the south. Permanent water sources are scarce, appearing as isolated points like Hollenbeck Spring, Sawmill Spring, and Manoa Springs. The presence of Calumet Mtn and Bull Hill further illustrates the geological character of the area, while the settlement of Futurity sits at the junction of several drainage systems, including Cottonwood Creek.