1994 Map of Jack Hall Mountain

About this map

San Isabel National Forest encompasses the high-altitude terrain of this Colorado quadrangle, where a complex network of gulches and drainages defines the landscape. The topographic survey reveals a history of resource extraction, with numerous mines and prospects scattered across the slopes, including the named Cooper Mine. The topography is marked by significant peaks like Jack Hall Mountain and Little Baldy Mountain, while deep cuts such as Tombstone Gulch, Hells Hole, and Burnt Timber Gulch demonstrate the erosion patterns of the high country.