2013 Map of Chimney Rock
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Piedra and Stollsteimer serve as the primary human touchpoints in this rugged section of the San Juan National Forest. The landscape is dominated by significant elevation changes, ranging from the depths of Cabezon Canyon and Deep Canyon to the heights of Haystack Mountain. Central to the geography is the namesake Chimney Rock landmark, situated above the winding path of Stollsteimer Cr. The area is a hub for high-altitude recreation, evidenced by several established sites including the Lower Piedra Campground, Navajo Trail Campground, and Capote Campground. Water resources are vital to this terrain, with the Piedra River and Devil Cr cutting through the gulches, while Capote Lake and Pargin Reservoir provide managed water storage along the path of State Hwy 151.
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