2013 Map of Pingree Park

About this map

Pingree Park serves as a central point of human settlement within this 2013 survey of the high-altitude interface between Roosevelt National Forest and Rocky Mountain National Park. The landscape is defined by its recreation and ranching heritage, with private holdings like Sky Ranch, Lazy D Ranch, and Koenig Ranch interspersed among federal lands. This period shows a well-developed network of backcountry access points, including the Beaver Trailhead and Stormy Peaks Trailhead, which lead into the high country toward Stormy Peaks and Ramsey Peak. The hydrologic importance of the area is evident in the headwaters of the South Fork Cache la Poudre River and the North Fork Big Thompson River, alongside the Pennock Cr Reservoir and the Pingree Park Cem, documenting the long-standing community footprint in these Larimer County mountains.