
White River National Forest dominates the high ground of this Pitkin County landscape, where the Roaring Fork River carves a central valley between Snowmass and Woody Creek. The complex water management of the region is evident in the extensive network of gravity-fed irrigation channels, including the Wheatley-Western Ditch, Williams Ditch Number 2, and the Salvation Ditch, which trace the contours of the Watson Divide and surrounding gulches. These systems historically supported the ranching and agricultural operations that preceded the modern mountain communities.
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