2001 Map of Horn Peak

About this map

The Sangre de Cristo Range dominates this 2001 revision, where the dramatic elevation change from the Wet Mountain Valley to the high alpine peaks is clearly defined. The area is a network of water and wilderness, featuring high-altitude catchments like North Crestone Lake, Macey Lake, and Venable Lakes that feed numerous creeks descending toward the valley floor. The map documents the interface between protected public lands and private development, showing Tanglewood Acres and Horn Creek Ranch nestled at the forest edge. Notable landmarks such as Horn Peak, Mount Adams, and Phantom Terrace define the ridgeline, while the Rainbow Trail and Venable Trail provide historic transit through the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness. This survey reflects the modern management of the San Isabel National Forest, capturing the location of the Conquistador Ski Area and various ranger district boundaries.