2000 Map of Green Ridge

About this map

Routt National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape in the year 2000, where the drainage networks of Morrison Creek and Muddy Creek carve through the Green Ridge terrain. The map captures a moment of modern land management, showing the protected Sarvis Creek Wilderness in the northeast and the infrastructure of the Stagecoach Ski Area and its Ski Lift system in the northwest. Local topography is marked by significant landmarks like Simpson Mountain and Eagle Rock, while the presence of Lower Silver Creek Springs indicates the essential water sources in this backcountry area. High-altitude recreation and resource monitoring are evident through the network of routes such as the Silver Creek Trail and Muddy Creek Trail, which navigate around the massive geological features of Wheeler Basin and the area simply labeled Slide.