2013 Map of Deadman Park

About this map

Deadman Park lies at the heart of this high-altitude landscape within the Roosevelt National Forest, where the complex water management systems of the American West are prominently mapped. The intricate Eaton Ditch and Columbine Ditch trace the contours of the terrain, diverting water through a series of camps and natural features like Eaton Ditch Camp. This 2013 survey illustrates the rugged geography of Larimer County, defined by prominent elevations such as Deadman Hill, Little Bald Mountain, and Middle Mountain. The map serves as a detailed guide to the region's drainage patterns, following the courses of Deadman Creek, Nunn Creek, and Panhandle Creek as they navigate the Nunn Creek Basin. Recreational and service access is shown via a network of forest roads, including Deadman road and the Roaring Creek Trail 952, which provides passage through the high-country Green Ridge area.