2010 Map of Gribble Mountain

About this map

Venture Number One Mine and Isabel Mine sit nestled among the high gulches of Fremont County, illustrating the enduring legacy of resource extraction in this part of Colorado. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems, including the waters of Currant Creek, Cottonwood Creek, and Tallahassee Creek, which carve through prominent elevations like Gribble Mountain and Crampton Mountain. Along the eastern edges, the Lucky Strike Mine stands near Twelvemile Park, while the south is marked by the presence of the Harvey Brothers Dam. The area's topography is a complex network of named ravines, such as Seymour Gulch and Binckley Gulch, connected by unpaved routes like Sand Gulch Rd and Preachers Gulch Rd. This map captures a rugged interior where prospecting and ranching infrastructure coexist with natural landmarks like Table Mountain and Gardner Peak.