2012 Map of Mount Holmes

About this map

Mount Holmes and the surrounding high-altitude terrain dominate this 2012 survey of northwest Park County. The landscape is defined by a series of prominent summits including Dome Mountain, Antler Peak, and Trilobite Point, which serve as the headwaters for several drainage systems. These include the northward-flowing Indian Cr and the winding course of Winter Cr, which feeds into the elongated Grizzly Lake. A hydrothermal element is present near the western edge with the Riverside Geyser, while Straight Cr and Obsidian Cr define the lower elevations. The map reveals a wilderness environment devoid of modern infrastructure, where the natural hydrology and topographical relief dictate the movement of water and potential trails. This data provides a clear record of the area's geological features, from the White Peaks to the subtle marshes and seasonal streams that characterize the high country.