2019 Map of Devils Hole Gulch

About this map

Danforth Hills defines the high-altitude topography of this Northwest Colorado landscape, where the border between Rio Blanco and Moffat counties cuts through deep drainage systems. The namesake Devils Hole Gulch and Cabin Gulch dominate the southern half of the quadrangle, feeding into Strawberry Cr. This terrain is characterized by steep elevation changes marked by prominent summits like Old Baldy and Devils Hole Mtn. The map reveals a remote network of unpaved transit, including Co RD 9 and Co RD 51, which navigate between the ridges and gulches. To the north, the headwaters of East Fork Morgan Gulch and Chokecherry Gulch indicate a complex watershed system. Large open flats such as Tepee Park contrast with the verticality of Coal Butte, suggesting varied land use in this sparsely settled region.