2016 Map of Dicks Peak

About this map

Pike National Forest covers much of this high-elevation terrain in Park County, where the landscape is defined by its drainage basins and mountain passes. The central feature, Dicks Peak, stands south of Buffalo Gulch, while the northeast corner is marked by the heights of Threemile Mtn. This 2016 survey illustrates a network of named trails and forest roads, including the Black Beaver Trl and Carmen Trl, which navigate the various gulches and ridges. Water flows through the area via several major tributaries like Threemile Cr and Agate Cr. The inclusion of Currant Creek Pass indicates a long-established route through these mountains, used for traversing the complex topography between Sheep Gulch and Long Gulch. The map's layout of township and range boundaries, such as t14s r74w, provides a clear grid for locating specific land parcels and historical property markers in this part of Colorado.