2010 Map of McKinney Mountain

About this map

Paradise Valley and the expansive Green Valley characterize this section of the Trans-Pecos, where high desert elevations meet named summits. The terrain is defined by prominent peaks including Church Mountain, McKinney Mountain, and Turney Peak, which provide topographic landmarks for the region. Water distribution is limited to seasonal drainages such as Crystal Creek, which snakes through the central valleys, and Dogie Creek to the south. This 2010 survey shows a landscape largely shaped by its natural geology rather than dense human settlement, marked by features like The Dike and Red Hill. The sparse network of local roads and 4WD tracks suggests a remote ranching or conservation environment where travel is dictated by the passage between these mountain masses.