
Engineer Mtn stands as a central focal point within the high-elevation reaches of the San Juan National Forest, where the borders of San Juan, Dolores, and La Plata counties converge. This survey documents the complex network of trails that define mountain transit, including the Engineer Mountain Trl and the historic Rico-Silverton - Co Trail Trl. The landscape is defined by its dramatic verticality, from the broad Hermosa Park and Purgatory Flat in the south to sharp peaks like Jura Knob and Grayrock Peak in the north. Water drainage patterns are clearly established by Cascade Cr and Lime Cr, which carve through the terrain near landmarks like Coal Bank Pass and Coal Bank Hill. These features, along with several high-altitude lakes such as Potato Lake and Scout Lake, illustrate the geography of this part of the San Juan Mountains.
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1955 Handies Peak
San Juan County, CO

1955 Howardsville
San Juan County, CO

1960 Engineer Mountain
San Juan County, CO

1964 Snowdon Peak
San Juan County, CO

1964 Storm King Peak
San Juan County, CO

2001 Howardsville
San Juan County, CO

2001 Storm King Peak
San Juan County, CO

2022 Engineer Mountain
San Juan County, CO

2022 Handies Peak
San Juan County, CO

2022 Howardsville
San Juan County, CO

2022 Snowdon Peak
San Juan County, CO

2022 Storm King Peak
San Juan County, CO