2013 Map of Mount Tyndall

About this map

Mount Tyndall rises as a central landmark in this Custer County landscape, which transitions from the high peaks of the Rosita Hills to the drainage basins of the Wet Mountains. The settlement of Querida sits near the southern edge, a site historically shaped by mineral exploration as evidenced by landmarks like Bassick Hill and Bunker Hill. The rural infrastructure is anchored by a network of legacy family holdings, including Armstrong Ranch and Tomsick Ranch, alongside the site of the Dry Lake School. In the northeastern quadrant, the San Isabel National Forest encompasses steep drainages such as Mains Gulch and Boneyard Gulch. Water management and natural flow are traced through Brush Hollow Cr and Oak Cr, which carve through the terrain between notable summits like McKinley Mountain and Mount Herring.