
Mount Sopris dominates the southern landscape of this 1961 survey, its twin peaks rising within the White River National Forest. The Crystal River carves a deep valley along the western edge of the quadrangle, serving as the primary corridor for movement and early industry. An Old Railroad Grade follows Thompson Creek through the rugged western slopes, providing a physical record of the era's mining or timber transport infrastructure before these routes were repurposed as primitive trails.
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1909 Mount Jackson
Pitkin County, CO

1911 Mount Jackson
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Capitol Peak
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Hayden Peak
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Highland Peak
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Independence Pass
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Maroon Bells
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Mount Champion
Pitkin County, CO

1960 New York Peak
Pitkin County, CO

1960 Thimble Rock
Pitkin County, CO

1961 Mount Sopris
Pitkin County, CO

1961 Ruedi Reservoir
Pitkin County, CO

1963 Placita
Pitkin County, CO

1963 Stony Ridge
Pitkin County, CO

1970 Meredith
Pitkin County, CO

1970 Nast
Pitkin County, CO

1994 Independence Pass
Pitkin County, CO

1994 Mount Champion
Pitkin County, CO

1994 Nast
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Capitol Peak
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Hayden Peak
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Highland Peak
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Independence Pass
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Maroon Bells
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Meredith
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Mount Champion
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Mount Sopris
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Nast
Pitkin County, CO

2022 New York Peak
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Placita
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Ruedi Reservoir
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Stony Ridge
Pitkin County, CO

2022 Thimble Rock
Pitkin County, CO