2016 Map of Diamond Peak

About this map

Roosevelt National Forest defines this high-altitude landscape along the border of Colorado and Wyoming, where the terrain is marked by a series of prominent summits including Diamond Peak, Deadhorse Mtn, and Bald Mtn. The hydrology of the area is centered on the drainage of the N Fork Cache La Poudre River and its numerous tributaries such as Devils Cr and Pratt Creek. This 2016 survey illustrates the rugged drainage patterns that have shaped the region, from the steep-walled Devils Canyon and Devils Gulch to the broader expanse of Chicken Park. Transportation in this mountainous stretch is sparse, limited to corridors like Coffee Spring Rd and the Kelsey Lake Spur, which provide access to remote water sources like Kelsey Lake and Still Creek Spring.