1958 Map of Isolation Peak

About this map

The Continental Divide forms the primary physical spine of this high-altitude landscape, carving through the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park and Roosevelt National Forest. The map documents a strictly wilderness character, dominated by sharp peaks and glacial cirques such as the Moomaw Glacier and Eagles Beak. Drainage patterns are clearly defined by chains of alpine lakes, including the cluster of Hutcheson Lakes and the isolated Pear Reservoir.