2013 Map of Stump Peak

About this map

Stump Peak rises as a central landmark within the Caribou National Forest, anchoring a landscape defined by the high ridges of the Caribou Range and the Webster Range. This 2013 topographic study documents the complex drainage systems that carve through these mountains, including the headwaters of Tincup Cr and Lander Cr. Human presence is marked primarily by recreational and transit corridors like State Hwy 34 and the Pine Bar Campground, reflecting the area's modern role as protected wilderness. Notable topographical features such as Suicide Pass and Marshall Canyon illustrate the dramatic elevation changes that have historically challenged travelers moving through this corner of Caribou County. The map also records the numerous mountain forks, including N-Fork Stump Cr and S Fork Tincup Cr, providing a detailed look at the watershed before it reaches lower valley settlements.