2016 Map of Cottonwood Pass

About this map

The Colorado River cuts through the northwest corner of this Colorado landscape, flowing through the depths of Glenwood Canyon. This 2016 survey illustrates the convergence of Garfield and Eagle counties, defined by high-elevation drainages and steep ridges. The terrain is deeply carved by watercourses like Cottonwood Cr, which flows southward from the high country toward Cottonwood Pass. This map provides a modern look at the access roads and natural features within the White River National Forest, tracing the intricate network of gulches and draws that define the region south of the river corridor. It captures the rugged topography of the area, including landmarks like The Eagle Nest and the divide at Cottonwood Pass.