2011 Map of Laughlin Gulch

About this map

Fullerton Park and the surrounding drainage network of the Saguache area are documented in this 2011 survey. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, where Mill Creek and Houselog Creek flow through deep-cut corridors such as Laughlin Gulch and Burro Canyon. High-altitude landmarks like Sierra de La Lola, Spruce Mountain, and Tracy Mountain provide significant vertical relief, shaping the path of the various seasonal and perennial streams. Local access is maintained through a web of forest and county roads, including County Hwy-41G and Co RD 235. The presence of the Big Springs Campground and Boland Spring highlights the importance of water sources in this dry, high-elevation environment, where the terrain transitions between named canyons and the peaks of the San Luis Valley fringe.