1956 Map of Tarryall

About this map

Tarryall and the surrounding high-country landscape of Park County are documented here as they appeared in the mid-1950s, with later updates reflecting the region's conservation and recreational shifts. The area is defined by the deep incisions of Tarryall Creek and its many tributaries, including Tappan Gulch and Redskin Gulch. Mining history is represented by the Boomer Mine and various gravel pits, while the ranching legacy of the region is visible through the Landis Ranch and Warlings Ranch. Significant portions of the landscape are protected within the Pike National Forest and the Lost Creek Wilderness, dominated by landmarks like the China Wall and Tappan Mountain. This survey captures the infrastructure of a working mountain landscape, from the LaSalle Pass Road to the Landing Strip and Round Mountain Campground.