2019 Map of Grays Peak

About this map

Torreys Peak and Grays Peak anchor the southern reaches of this high-altitude survey, marking a prominent section of the Continental Divide. The landscape is defined by the stark drainage patterns of the Front Range, where headwaters such as the N Fork Snake River and Clear Creek originate. The presence of the Golden Belt Tunnel and San Juan Tunnel reflects the region's deep-rooted mining history, while modern transit and recreation are represented by the Bakerville-Loveland corridor and the winding Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. Small settlements like Bakerville and Graymont sit along the valley floor, serving as access points to the surrounding peaks. To the west, the Loveland Pass crossing provides a critical high-mountain link between Arapaho and White River national forests.