1997 Map of Rose Peak

About this map

The Coronado Trail winds through this high-altitude landscape within the Apache National Forest, providing a vital corridor through a region defined by steep canyons and prominent summits. At the heart of the terrain is Rose Peak, standing alongside other high points like Brigham Peak and Red Mountain. The map illustrates a landscape managed for both recreation and ranching, evidenced by the numerous water improvements such as Engineer Spring, Tincup Spring, and Divide Tanks. Cattle operations are marked by dispersed facilities including the M J Bar Corral, Skunk Corral, and El Paso Corral. To the east, the Blue Range Primitive Area preserves a more secluded environment. Local history is anchored by working sites like the A D Bar Ranch, Mallet Ranch, and the Fulleman Cabin, while the Strayhorse Divide serves as a major topographical spine for the drainage systems of Strayhorse Creek and Rousensock Creek.