2016 Map of Sulphur Mountain

About this map

Pike-San Isabel Village sits at the heart of this high-elevation landscape, where a dense network of residential streets meets the open terrain of the Pike National Forest. The geography is defined by a sophisticated system of water management including Fritz Ditch, Harrington-Rikard-Ditch, and the Western Ditch, all feeding toward the Spinney Mountain Reservoir in the southeast. Historical movement through this region is marked by a series of named paths such as the Cherokee Trl, Commanche Trl, and Navajo Trl. The prominence of Sulphur Mtn and numerous drainages like Schoolmarm Draw and Sawdust Gulch illustrate the complex drainage patterns feeding into the South-Platte River. This survey captures the intersection of modern rural development and essential water infrastructure in Park County.