2021 Map of Stoney Point

About this map

The Black Hills National Forest landscape in Crook County is defined by the high elevations of the Bear Lodge Mountains, where sharp ridges and deep gulches create a complex drainage network. Prominent landmarks such as Stoney Point and Windy Point provide geographic anchors above the winding courses of Bear Gulch and Gimmestad Cr. The terrain reveals a pattern of rural land use where isolated water sources like North Pine Creek Spring and small-scale infrastructure like Christofferson Dam are essential to the high-country environment. A sparse network of county roads, including Stoneville Rd and Mona Rd, threads through the valleys, connecting the various draws and gulches. The transition between the wooded forest lands and the open range is marked by topographic features such as Blue Ridge and the Sand Draw, illustrating the classic Wyoming high-plains and mountain interface.