2013 Map of Curley Peak

About this map

Yorkville and Galena anchor the lower elevations of this 2013 survey, where the drainages of Oak Creek and Grape Creek cut through the eastern edge of the San Isabel National Forest. The map captures a transition from private ranchlands like Griffin Ranch and Payne Ranch into a high-altitude backcountry defined by peaks and ridges. A complex network of trails, including the Tanner / East Bear Gulch Trail 1333 and Stultz Trail 1334, crisscrosses the terrain, providing access to landmarks such as Curley Peak and Tanner Peak. The presence of residential developments near the Fremont-Custer county line, evidenced by street names like Chocktaw Drive and Sioux Circle, contrasts with the recreation-focused areas of Oak Creek Campground and the high basin of Locke Park.