2013 Map of Clark Peak

About this map

Bockman Lumber Camp and Willey Lumber Camp anchor this high-elevation landscape along the border of Roosevelt National Forest and Routt National Forest. The map documents the industrial and recreational footprint in the mountains during the early 21st century, centered on the towering Clark Peak. Strategic water management is evident through features like the Upper Michigan Ditch and Joe Wright Reservoir, while the presence of M-M Cabins and Camp Pennock suggests a history of seasonal residence and timber operations. Several vital crossings, including Cameron Pass and Montgomery Pass, illustrate how transportation followed natural gaps in the Never Summer Mountains. The drainage patterns of the Michigan River and North Fork Canadian River define the local topography, supporting campsites such as Ranger Lakes Campground and Middle Fork Campground.