2016 Map of Mount Blaine

About this map

Mount Blaine serves as a central anchor for this high-altitude landscape in Garfield County, where the topography is defined by a sequence of dramatic ridges and deep drainage systems. The map illustrates a complex network of hydrological features, from the managed flow of the Gibler Ditch and the Pine Trail Reservoir to the natural headwaters of Wet Fork W Fork Parachute Cr and Pearl Cr. This 2016 survey documents the intricate landform patterns of Skinner Ridge and Puddin Ridge, intersected by named gulches such as Doe Gulch and Weaver Gulch. Human infrastructure is sparse, primarily represented by the winding Clear Creek Rd, which provides access through the terrain. The presence of Scott Spring and several named creeks suggests a landscape where water management and natural drainage are critical to the character of the high-country environment.