2010 Map of Wolf Ridge

About this map

Wolf Ridge and the surrounding high desert of Rio Blanco County are defined by a network of drainage gulches and isolated ranching outposts. The landscape's cattle-ranching legacy is anchored by 84 Ranch and Square S Ranch, while the presence of Rock School speaks to the historical infrastructure of this sparsely populated region. A complex system of county roads, including County Rd 91 and County Rd 24, traces the natural contours of the terrain, often following the paths of seasonal watercourses like Corral Gulch and Yellow Creek. Specialized infrastructure is evident at the Tract C-A-84 Mesa Airstrip, situated on the high ground between Duck Creek and the southern draws. The area's hydrology is marked by natural points such as Stake Springs, which provides a rare water source in a territory characterized by deep canyons like Trail Canyon and sweeping ridges.