1962 Map of Clark Peak

About this map

The Colorado State Forest and the meeting of several national forests define this mountain landscape in the early 1960s. High-altitude lumber operations are prominent across the terrain, evidenced by the Bockman Lumber Camp and Willey Lumber Camp. These sites, alongside isolated structures like Preachers Cabin and M-M Cabins, suggest a remote but active period of resource extraction and seasonal habitation. The topography is dominated by the massive ridge of Clark Peak and the steep slopes of the Diamond Peaks.