2022 Map of Poudre Park

About this map

Mishawaka and the small settlement of Poudre Park anchor this canyon landscape where the Cache la Poudre River cuts through the Roosevelt National Forest. The map details a rugged topography defined by steep gulches and high peaks like Greyrock Mtn and Mt Ethel. A network of trails, including the Greyrock Trl and Hewlett Gulch Trl, suggests a region heavily utilized for backcountry recreation and forestry. For those looking for family history, the map preserves the locations of several small private burial grounds, including the Bania Family Cem, Stoney Park Cem, and Williams Family Cem. These sites, tucked away near drainage points like Lewstone Cr and Stove Prairie Gulch, indicate a legacy of early mountain homesteading and family landholdings within the canyon's protected boundaries.