2016 Map of Fawn Creek

About this map

White River National Forest lands dominate this high-elevation terrain, where drainage systems like Fawn Creek and Moeller Creek carve through the landscape toward the North Fork White River in the south. The area is defined by its extensive trail and service road network, including the Marci Camp Trail and Beaver Ridge Trail, which provide access to remote peaks and basins. Significant topographical landmarks such as Ellison Mtn, Old Baldy, and Gobblers Knob overlook the diverse watershed. Human activity is evidenced by Marci Camp and the managed waters of Big Lick Reservoir. The complex of named gulches and basins, such as Stove Gulch and Big Beaver Basin, reflects a geography shaped by both natural erosion and forest management practices in Rio Blanco County.