2022 Map of Corral Peaks

About this map

Arapaho National Forest dominates this section of the High Rockies, where a complex network of ridgelines and water management systems defines the local landscape. The presence of the Musgrave Ditch, which feeds into the Scholl Reservoir, reflects the area's long-standing reliance on high-altitude water engineering to support lower elevations. Peaks such as Corral Peaks, Searight Mtn, and Slide Mtn provide the topographic backbone of the region, interspersed with open meadows like Buffalo Park and Hay Park. Extensive backcountry access is documented via established routes such as the Troublesome Trl, Wheatley Creek Trl, and Buffalo Creek Trl. These trails follow the natural contours of drainages like E Fork Troublesome Cr and Coyote Cr, illustrating the historic paths used by ranchers and foresters throughout the twentieth century.