2019 Map of Poudre Park

About this map

The Cache la Poudre River flows through the heart of the Roosevelt National Forest, carving a deep corridor through the Front Range. Along its banks, small communities like Mishawaka and Poudre Park represent the modern footprint of human settlement in this canyon environment. The map details a landscape defined by significant elevation changes, from the heights of Greyrock Mtn and Mount Mahogany down to the valley floor. To the south, several private burial grounds, including the Bania Family Cem, Williams Family Cem, and Stoney Park Cem, offer localized genealogical data points amidst the vast federal lands. The network of canyons and gulches, such as Rist Canyon and Young Gulch, illustrates the complex drainage patterns that shape the terrain and dictate the paths of local roads like Co Road 27.