1962 Map of Clark

About this map

The Elk River defines the geography of this 1962 survey, winding past the small settlements of Glen Eden and Clark. This mountain landscape, largely protected by the Routt National Forest, reveals a history of resource extraction and rugged access, most notably at the Greenville Mine and a Quarry located near the riverbank. Transport through the area is dominated by an intricate network of specialized paths, including the Greenville Road, several named Pack Trail segments, and numerous Jeep Trail routes that climb toward peaks like Mc Alpin Mountain and Mount Pau. The presence of small, isolated landmarks like Moon Hill and the Pond Lily Lakes suggests a remote community character where life was closely tied to the topography of the many gulches and creeks feeding into the main river valley.