2015 Map of Keystone

About this map

The high-altitude terrain of the Medicine Bow Mountains defines this portion of the Medicine Bow National Forest in southeastern Wyoming. The settlement of Keystone and the nearby cabins of Jays Roost are the primary focal points of human activity in an area otherwise dominated by complex drainage systems and forest service infrastructure. The map records a landscape carved by numerous waterways, including Douglas Cr and the multi-branched Devils Gate Cr. Water management is evident through substantial impoundments like the Rob Roy Reservoir and Thompson Reservoir. Historically significant corridors such as French Creek Rd and the Platte River Access Rd provide the primary means of navigating the dense topography. The presence of Moores Gulch and Flume Creek Park suggests a history of localized land use and natural resource management within the high timber.