2013 Map of Oakbrush Ridge
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
San Juan National Forest defines the rugged character of this high-country terrain where the borders of Hinsdale, Mineral, and Archuleta counties meet. The landscape is defined by the complex drainage systems of the Middle Fork and East Fork Piedra Rivers, which converge near Wainwright Draw. Higher elevations are marked by prominent features like Oakbrush Ridge, Castle Rock, and Corral Mountain, while the lower valleys support recreational and community hubs such as Debs Community Hall and the Williams Creek and Upper Piedra Campground sites.
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