2019 Map of Kinikinik

About this map

Kinikinik and Idylwilde sit along the winding corridor of the Cache la Poudre River, which is designated here as the Cache La Poudre Wild and Scenic River. This high-altitude landscape in the Roosevelt National Forest is defined by sharp elevation changes, climbing from the riverbanks toward the peaks of the Mummy Range. Genealogists and local historians can find specific markers of the area's human history, such as the Charles E. Williams Grave near Roaring Creek and the Campbell Cem. The map traces numerous forest access routes, including Crown Point road and the Crown Point Overlook, which provide vantage points over Black Hollow and the Cheyenne Ridge. To the south, the terrain culminates near Browns Lake, while landmarks like Profile Rock near the eastern edge highlight the distinct geological character of the canyon.