2013 Map of Cripple Creek North

About this map

Cripple Creek sits at the southern edge of this high-altitude landscape, just as it transitions toward the prominent Mount Pisgah. The terrain is defined by its mining-era legacy, with peaks like Mineral Hill, Carbonate Hill, and Rhyolite Mountain looming over a complex network of gulches and drainages. The north-south corridor of State Hwy 67 connects the main settlement with the smaller community of Midland, passing through Putney Gulch and Buchannon Gulch. This modern survey details the rugged geography of the Pike National Forest, where historical pathways like the Gold Camp Loop Rd and the Horsethief Park Trail 704 cross the eastern slopes. Genealogists will find the Mt Pisgah Cem clearly marked near the town's western outskirts, while numerous family-named landmarks and water bodies like Barnard Cr and Oil Cr provide a fine-grained view of the area's local history.