2010 Map of Middle Dry Fork

About this map

Kimball Mountain and Horse Mountain dominate this western Colorado landscape, which is defined by a network of drainage basins and high ridges. The map reveals a series of critical water sources for the region, including Blanc Spring, Myser Spring, and Rim Spring, scattered across the elevated terrain. These springs serve as the headwaters for several prominent waterways such as the Middle Dry Fork and North Dry Fork, which carve through the land alongside Myser Gulch and Sawmill Gulch. Local transportation is represented by a few primary routes, notably County Rd 202 and South Dry Fork Rd, which provide the main access points through the high-country landscape of Blanc Canyon and along Kimball Creek.