2013 Map of Raymond

About this map

Riverside and Raymond serve as central points of activity within the Roosevelt National Forest, where the convergence of the Middle Saint Vrain Creek and South Saint Vrain Creek dictates the layout of mountain settlements. The landscape is characterized by a series of high peaks and gulches, from Button Rock Mountain in the northeast to the distinctive rock formations of The Ironclads in the west. Local history is anchored by landmarks such as the Bunce School and the Emmit Mine, illustrating a legacy of early education and mineral extraction. The region’s modern use is reflected in recreational sites like Glacier View Camp and the winding Peak to Peak Scenic Byway, which links these isolated mountain communities across the drainage divides of Little James Creek and Rock Creek.