2013 Map of Crooked Creek Pass

About this map

White River National Forest defines this high-altitude landscape in Eagle County, dominated by a dense network of drainage systems and named peaks. The map center is anchored by the Crooked Creek Pass and Crooked Creek Park, where the headwaters of Crooked Creek and West Brush Creek converge. To the south, the terrain rises toward Mount Thomas and Burnt Mountain, while the northern reaches feature the broad meadows of Yeoman Park. Notable water bodies such as Sylvan Lake, Woods Lake, and the Crooked Creek Reservoir suggest a landscape managed for both irrigation and recreation. A sophisticated trail system, including the Mount Thomas Trail and Ironedge Trail, highlights the historical movement through these canyons and gulches, following the natural contours of Lime Creek Canyon and Slim Jim Gulch.