Roosevelt National Forest spans the southern half of this landscape, where the N Fork Cache La Poudre River cuts a deep path through the granite elevations of the Front Range. The settlement of Cherokee Park is situated near the center of the sheet, serving as a hub for a network of ranch roads and trails that traverse the high-altitude terrain. Notable heights including Mt Kimball, Mt Evelyn, and Goat Mtn define the topography south of the river, while to the north, distinctive formations like Cap Rock and Bull Rock break the skyline.
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1895 · Laramie
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1902 · Laramie
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1905 · Sherman
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1905 · Laramie
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1906 · Laramie
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1907 · Livermore
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1908 · Laramie
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1909 · Livermore
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1916 · Home
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1920 · Home
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