1958 Map of Loveland Pass

About this map

The Continental Divide dictates the high-altitude topography of this 1958 survey, where the headwaters of the Snake River and Clear Creek begin their diverging journeys. This portion of the Arapaho National Forest captures the high-country landscape just as recreational infrastructure began to mark the peaks, noted by the presence of the Loveland Ski Area Ski Lift. The map highlights the intersection of three counties — Grand, Summit, and Clear Creek — along the jagged ridges of the Williams Fork Mountains.