2011 Map of Red Hole

About this map

Chalk Creek and its complex system of tributaries carve through the high terrain of Summit County in this early 21st-century study. The landscape is defined by its drainage network, with the East Fork and Middle Fork converging as they move through the quadrangle. Human presence is sparse and largely concentrated at the northern end of the map, where Chalk Creek Rd provides access to scattered outposts like Rigby Ranch, Aagard Ranch, and the Pine Cliff Camp. In the southern reaches, the geography becomes more secluded, featuring the topographic depression known as Red Hole and small upland water bodies including Joyce Lake and Boyer Lake. The inclusion of the Beaver Meadow Dam reflects the ongoing management of water resources in these high-altitude ranching and wilderness areas.