1964 Map of The Glade

About this map

The San Juan National Forest covers much of this landscape, dominated by the massive plateau known as The Glade. This high-elevation terrain is defined by a dense network of canyons and draws, including Dolores River Canyon in the southwest and Wolf Den Canyon to the north. The water management pattern across the forest is particularly distinctive, featuring dozens of small reservoirs such as Lower Glade Reservoir, Dead Snag Reservoir, and Pat Canyon Reservoir.