2022 Map of Curley Peak

About this map

The San Isabel National Forest landscape within Fremont and Custer Counties is defined by its dramatic relief and scattered residential clusters. High points like Curley Peak and Tanner Peak dominate the skyline, overlooking a complex system of drainages such as Grape Creek, Hellgate Gulch, and Isinglass Gulch. Small residential pockets and named settlements like Yorkville and Galena appear along the southern edge, connected by a network of local roads including Co Rd 143 and Bull Run Rd. The area is also crisscrossed by backcountry routes like the Tanner/east Bear Gulch Trl and Stultz Trl, illustrating the overlap between forest management and mountain living. Traces of the region's topographical character are preserved in features like Locke Park and the aptly named Scrapping Ridges near the western boundary.