2013 Map of Frisco
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Frisco sits at the confluence of several vital mountain corridors, serving as a hub for both transportation and recreation within the White River National Forest. The landscape is dominated by the Dillon Reservoir, featuring islands such as Fishhook Island and Silver Dollar Island, and the towering summits of the Tenmile Range. Historically significant sites like Masontown and the Frisco Cem reflect the area's long-standing human presence. The infrastructure of the Harold D Roberts Tunnel and the Old Dillon Reservoir illustrate the critical water management systems in this part of Summit County. Numerous campgrounds, including Peak One Campground and Pine Cove Campground, are connected by an extensive network of trails like the Frisco - Keystone Bikepath and the Vail Pass Tenmile Trail.
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