1964 Map of West Beckwith Peak

About this map

West Beckwith Peak dominates this high-altitude landscape within the Gunnison National Forest, where a network of trails and primitive roads supported mid-century mountain activities. Human presence in the mid-1960s is marked by isolated structures like the Davenport Ranch and the Navajo Cabin, along with a strategically placed Ranger Station. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, from the steep slopes of Moseley Ridge and Kaufman Ridge down to drainage basins like Elk Basin and the Coal Creek Basin.