2011 Map of Grays Peak

About this map

Graymont and Bakerville sit along the upper reaches of Clear Creek, marking the high-altitude industrial and travel corridors of the Front Range in the early 21st century. The map provides an exceptionally detailed record of historical mining activity through the labeling of dozens of specific shafts and tunnels, including the Celestine Mine, Silver Wind One Mine, and the Golden Belt Mine complex near Stevens Gulch. This concentration of subterranean workings reflects over a century of extraction that shaped the local geography. Beyond the industrial remnants, the landscape is dominated by some of the state's highest summits, such as Grays Peak and Torreys Peak, connected by high-altitude trails and passes like Argentine Pass. At the western edge, the Arapaho Basin Ski Area indicates the region's modern transition to recreation, while the remote settlement of Waldorf remains as a marker of high-country history along Leavenworth Creek.