2016 Map of Poudre Park

About this map

The Cache la Poudre River carves through the center of this landscape, anchoring small settlements like Mishawaka and Poudre Park along its banks. This area of the Roosevelt National Forest is defined by steep drainages and prominent peaks, including Greyrock Mtn and Mt Ethel. The map reveals a network of recreational paths such as the Hewlett Gulch Trail and Greyrock Meadows Trail, which trace the same rugged gulches that once dictated early access to these mountains. Genealogists and local historians will find value in the small, scattered burial sites located south of the river, specifically the Bania Family Cem, Williams Family Cem, and Stoney Park Cem. These sites, along with named locations like Little Narrows and Stove Prairie Gulch, provide a record of the families and geography that shaped this portion of Larimer County.