2019 Map of Greystone

About this map

Greystone occupies a high-desert plateau in northwestern Colorado, where the landscape is defined by a complex network of draws and ridges. The terrain transitions from the open stretches of Slater Flats in the north to the dramatic elevation changes at The Gap and Limestone Ridge. Near the southern boundary, the map shows a portion of the Dinosaur National Monument, reflecting the region's long-standing preservation of prehistoric and geological history. The industrial and ranching legacy of Moffat County is evident in features like Smelter Hill, John Weller Mesa, and the secluded Iron Mine Basin. Water remains a central element of this arid environment, traced through numerous drainages such as Dutch Oven Canyon, Jacobson Draw, and Tepee Draw, while localized water sources like Daisy Spring provided essential support for life in the Van Noy Valley.