Argo Mill El Rancho ! Hidden Valley !

Bergen Park !

Black Eagle Mill !

Kittredge ! Blue Valley Wah Keeney Park Lamartine ! ! !

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map (MVUM) were made by the responsible official k 07 s ro e 4380000 S a r E C k r s r o o d t u O t a e r G s ' a c i r e m A Operating a motor vehicle on National Forest Paines Mountain B o Sugarloaf Peak 12 e G 19 G h e w u MOU R pursuant to 36 CFR 212.51; are effective as of the date 28 k NT EV r 24 o i ANS 16 28 36 t

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e 34 r e C n e L 01 k 21 t T a s Fore e show concern for the environment as well as other i 09 25 33 k 33 01 To 13 d Y n ) I 105°22'30"W forest users. The misuse of motor vehicles can lead to Georgetown Rogers Peak MOUN T EVANS 26 the temporary or permanent closure of any designated 32 ) 08 14 Chicago 32 It is the responsibility of the user to acquire the current 02 15 WILDERNESS 02 MVUM.This MVUM shows the National Forest System road, trail, or area. As a motor vehicle operator, you 4390000 Kelso Mountain Lakes 20 27 31 roads, National Forest System trails, and the areas on are also subject to State traffic law, including State 03 07 19 ) 07 Conifer National Forest System lands in the South Platte Ranger requirements for licensing, registration, and operation Mount Warren 03 430000 381 Gray Wolf 28 36 ! K 16 24 k District that are designated for motor vehicle use of the vehicle in question. 12 J e 04 Otter Mountain Mountain ) re 23 04 C k pursuant to 36 (CFR) 212.51. This MVUM also identifies g 29 e e 35 17 in 12 ) r Motor vehicle use, especially off-highway vehicle k l 11 Cree b k N 05 r C Bea e the vehicle classes allowed on each route and in each m o 5 u e l r l t use, involves inherent risks that may cause property T r 34 05 h CLEAR CREEK COUNTY ¬« e 11 area; and any seasonal restrictions that apply on those Arapaho 30 C F 18 22 d o k s Y r damage, serious injury, and possibly death to 06 Mount Edwards e T c k routes and in those areas. N 18 ) a u U 06 N O 10 Mount Spalding r r C o participants. Drive cautiously and anticipate rough t 33 r ) T K 09 National Forest 25 r EE 10 th Designation of a road, trail, or area for motor vehicle Summit a R E e C surfaces and features, such as snow, mud, vegetation, 13 21 26 R Y lk SUMMIT COUNTY B EA T use by a particular class of vehicle under 36 CFR 20 Lake 32 CL UN 01 C 13 Green Valley Acres and water crossings common to remote driving 14 CO N re Mount Wilcox 27 K ort 09 ek 212.51 should not be interpreted as encouraging or ) 08 R 02 h E 14 T6S ! A Naylor Mount Evans ) P lk C Broken Arrow Acres conditions. By your participation, you voluntarily Grays Peak ) reek inviting use, or to imply that the road, trail or area is Lake 31 ! assume full responsibility for these damages, risks, 07 19 Abyss passable, actively maintained, or safe for travel. Motor 15 03 and dangers. Take care at all times to protect yourself White R Lake 08 103 19 vehicle designations include parking along designated iver 36 39°37'30"N Argentine Peak 24 28 and those under your responsibility. Murray 04 07 routes and at facilities associated with designated Nat ) Silver Mount Bierstadt routes when it is safe to do so and when not causing ional Forest Lake G 15 24 Much of the South Platte Ranger District is Dollar 29 UAN ) 35 12 Ruby Mountain ELL 05 16 damage to National Forest System resources. 16 23 A PASS remote. Medical assistance may not be readily 17 Lake ) 18 ) 108 22 Seasonal weather conditions and natural events may 23 available. Cellular telephones do not work in many 30 34 06 E 11 22 Epaulet Mountain lk 17 h Cooper k 25 C render designated routes and trails impassable for lc e r areas of the South Platte Ranger District. Take u e Duck e Note: See www.parks.state.co.us/Par G Mountain r ek ks/Staunton C 10 extended periods. Designated areas may contain y Square 33 N b Duck Creek Lake 01 18 for information on the stat 39°30'0"N adequate food, water, first aid supplies, and other ) u 21 ) us of this road 3 u r dangerous or impassable terrain. Many designated R e Top Lakes Rosalie Peak 8 equipment appropriate for the conditions and P ) 09 1 13 roads and trails may be passable only by high- 20 32 02 07 21 T5S Square Top Mountain A 1 expected weather. 8. 08

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maintenance. 24 28 m 04 o ! c d k e 1 24 e t t a l P h t u o S DESIGNATED ROADS AND TRAILS AND IN w l C 0 19 Brittle Silver t 1 This moTtor vehicle use map identifies those roads, e 12 r 0 2 I h e Harris Park 36

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System road, trail, or area, you must comply with this i e ! r management regulation. e 08 14 Deer C k Cr p Montezuma M ee 26 s map, as well as all Federal, State, and local laws and 03 Kataka Mountain15 20 k Wi 36 R These designations apply only to National ! 31 43 o k 27 KJ l e ) 32 a regulations. Compliance with these rules is your 02 Forest System roads, National Forest System trails, 07 e MOUNT E 19 n 04 r VANS d 03 83 responsibility. C G 12 u and areas on National Forest System lands. Santa Fe Peak s 119.A i WILDERNESS lc ) c 16 24 1 h 1 0 h n 28 Collier Mountain Sullivan Mountain 05 c 1 k ek 1 31 l 9 a e e To u e r 04 r C Keystone G r p ) y F Saints John 4380000 11 C m rb 17 23 a enver ! i r C D 6 K e 29 35 36 ! 0 11 Sphinx Park DUCK m 05 10 o ! B 5" G 22 . CREEK 18 t 30 Landslide Peak 9 t 01 Geneva Peak ) 1 o 10 ) c 06 1 " 9 13 S k 09 GENEVA P e 34 ARK e 21

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9 T Roads Open to Highway Legal Vehicles Only: W 27 31 ebster 15 BURNIN 03 ! Trails open to All Vehicles G BEAR 07 15 T Pass 16 19 al Roads open only to motor vehicles licensed under State D o 12 2 28 T7S yst 11 i 6 36 04 Cr Trails Open to Vehicles 50" or Less ll 565 24 KJ 101 12 ke law for general operation on all public roads. o 1 La n 17 0 in Width 23 29 35 5 16 05 11 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Teller Mountain 8 118.C Trails Open to Motorcyles Only 1 17 23 Roads Open to All Vehicles: Cro 18 10 ) 22 34 w ) 06 10 Gu lc ek 33 h Seasonal Designation (See Blanket ) Red Cone 5 re 30 22 Roads open to all motor vehicles, including smaller off 6 C 118.A 5 r S Radical Hill 21 ea S Statement) 3 B 25 01 l n highway vehicles that may not be licensed for highway use 1 g H a n W a 13 i a 09 u 20 rn 32 k l i g 21 (not to oversize or overweight vehicles under State traffic lawR)e.xford (historical) u i f l Interstate Highways, US, State, County B h n h m h l ulc c o t ) G g 26 n l w e 1 a i 02 k ! m WHITESIDE 08 r h l u & Other Public Roads Handcart Peak 2 enc e h R 14 H 1 Fr 9" e e C 14 G o 20 a r o G r u Trails Open to All Vehicles: n r C e a d 9 u e e s 1 d 25 Interstate Route Number c h 07 k e a 27 31 l 03 h c c t G 15 WZ r i G 15 N t h a o e u r G m u 19 th u r l 27

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PO e m a 29 r 30 k h n C ! 552 Trails Open to Vehicles 50"or Less in Width: 105°52'30"W 23 w a re w ek 97 County Road Number a KJ S 34 a ! y 06 Bailey 1 30 22 2 G 10 22 Trails open only to motor vehicles less than 50 inches in 0 Santa Maria ! r . 33 u 34 533.A Short Route Identifier e Y C l 18 285 width at the widest point on the vehicle. v 5 c ¤£ i T 2 !D h 01 09 Shawnee 25 (See Short Route Table) R 120 n N 60 21 a KJ 02 ! 33 w U Trails Open to Motorcycles Only: S Sheep 26 " h 13 64 Major Streams k O 9HANDC 08 c K r 39°30'0"N " ART l 20 J 26 Estabrook o MountainC 9 B 32 Webster u .B 4360000 F 2 LLEY . G 9 e HALL VA 0 03 14 Trails open only to motorcycles. Sidecars are not permitted. l T Gibson 2 ! r 0 ! ) Mountain Peaks d ) 1 e B 1 I 32 d k t 27 i s 19 r 4 1 07 e S h 3 ) o Lake 3 e o c 5 M M k 15 31 l k 5 r F o 27 e O e 5 5 k u 8 " 6 04 e C e 6 FS Campground Seasonal Designation: Y 3 9 M 3 r 20.2A 16 s G r K P 1 n J 28 2 h i R T C c 12 C A 24 d K . l 28 U n U 1 w 36 i - r u N 3 o e k 70 e G b S 05 2 t c 5 t e G r 35 1 v s o 5" Picnic Area This symbol, used in conjunction with one of the other road or U e 11 t T o 04 5 a u 549 B 17 u R 0 e 23 C O h 29 l . trail symbols, indicates that the road or trail is open only during 6 H c 0 B S D 10 h 35 h C c 39°22'30"N certain portions of the year. Refer to the Blanket Statement l 05 B !E Motorized Trailhead u 34 550 . K 34 G 18 22 r P 0 for Travel Management for further instructions. R 09 e 30 5 Mount Blaine l 5 3 1 y h ) h Cities, Towns 3 0 L 5 A T c 06 c l 4 P n l e u 3 Lininger 13 ) 21 A u Other Public Roads and Trails: B Glacier Peak 08 14 25 33 . G F G Forest and District Boundary 2 01 0 s Lake T r 0 07 b 6 Index Map Interstate Highways, U.S., State, County & Other u -8 15 b K i 4370000 20 32 T h R 5 81 26 t P 5 1 North Twin Cone Peak G 0 Public Roads 03 .B r 02 P .C E a N ) E A South Platte I National Forest System Lands 58 RL c y 09 Ranger District 811. K BE S n 08 J M Used to show routes not designated for motorized use by the B IM 19 27 31 e (Front View) 9 5.A T 6 12 12 2 E M 03 C 0 8 16 " 1 5 04 11 8 1 81 5 9 r 4 Forest Service. Part of the reference layers showing 1 1.A South Twin Cone Peak e . 2 07 Non-National Forest System Lands A 24 E e 3 connections to towns and cities outside the forest boundary. Jefferson 1 28 36 O k 811 ) 04 12 within the National Forest Lincoln LOST T G CREE B . South Park Preston (historical) 23 K .H J Lake 17 E 3 Ranger ! Short Route Identifier: Hoosier Creek 3 F- J 29 35 A O 16 4 10 4 ! e 5 5 South Platte WILDER 5 District South Park f NESS f 10 1 22 Ranger District Wilderness Areas e 1 C R 11 Ranger District r 05 922 s 18 8 0

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e 6 1 T8S County Boundary e . 25 V E 18 k KEN C Pikes Peak OSH 12 33 01 20 A P 6 H 460000 Ranger This symbol is used for routes that are too short to show a ASS .B 26 I EAS E ton District symbol type on the map. The symbol contains the number T k 13 ing South Pa 8 " e I ell rk 32 e Township and Range Lines 49 9 02 W W e .A r C of the road or trail. Users should refer to the corresponding 19 08 Cr Lak 6 C a Breckenridge 09 ig " 2 L C 14 number in the Short Route Table for designation information. 9 1 126 6 k r k c e Ra 2 e 31 ek 546 nger District 28 1 re o 03 Baker ST C 07 E 16 24 E R Section Lines 15 S W 27 ha 15 Motorized Trail Access: AS os 20 Lake A P en 36 04 U SH 849 K 12 ) O 17 23 EN 16 S 19 !E 29 K Kenosha Mountains Lakes 35 E ± This symbol indicates a trailhead for access to a motorized 05 11 17 22 30 route. Not all motorized routes have trailheads and those M 23 24 0 0.5 1 2 3 21 34 M South Park Ranger District 10 29 that do may range from primitive to developed. T7S ich 18 A Miles iga 06 n C 25 G re 33 uer P ek nsey 01 09 Cre 13 ek 30 20 26 32 21 22 02 25 285 08 14

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e e All roads marked !with a seasonal designation are 25 av S 06 J r er Respect the environment and the rights of Cr ou 02 C ee 33 t Pike and San Isabel National Forests 32 k h D open to vehicles 50" or less in width from 12/1 08 r 14 F Blue River e R others. or 01 Cimarron and Comanche National d 26 k k y L r 77 32 o through 4/1. From 4/2 through 11/30, all roads n Educate yourself; plan and prepare before 31 K s a 03 J 20 t Grasslands 07 S 15 19 C 02 P

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2840 Kachina Drive you go. 31 ek u 5 reek o 04 h Monkey C S Pueblo, CO 81008 Allow for future use of the outdoors by vehicles as shown by the line type symbol on the ulc 12 16 lz G 24 leaving it better than you found it. map (See Legend). Vo 28 36 07 (719) 553-1400 04 05 11 Discover the rewards of responsible 17 23 29 k k ee 12 ree 35 r ost C recreation. 05 C L 1 In case of emergency: Dial 911 e 54 Map Revisions 06 m 420000 10 18 22 a 11 30 k 34 N e 06 h e t r 11 For more information on Tread Lightly!, go r 2 o C South Platte Ranger District Website: The designations shown on this map will remain 09 10 13 21 N s 25 to www.treadlightly.org or call 1-800-966-9900. 33 k u http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/psicc/ 01 e n in effect until revised with the publication of a e o r 09 B 08 C about-forest/districts/?cid=fsm9_032799 new map. In January of each year, this motor 39°22'30"N 14 20 26 13 32 e 02 s u 08 vehicle use map will either be revised with the o 14 07 15 H 105°30'0"W 19 27 31 d PROHIBITIONS publication of a new map, or it will be validated 03 l 07 The U.S. Department of Agriculture O 15 T9S for the new year by the Ranger District with a 16 24 It is prohibited to possess or operate a motor 28 36 16 (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its 04 12 vehicle on National Forest System lands on the red stamp that says: "Valid for Year 20__" 24 programs and activities on the basis of N 17 23 29 35 South Platte Ranger District other than in o Goose 39°15'0"N r 05 berry Cre t 11 ek race, color, national origin, age, disability, h Pa 17 c I accordance with these designations (36 CFR T ke 23 n 18 22 r G 06 d PARKING/DISPERSED CAMPING ON a ul r ch 34 ia and where applicable, sex, marital status, 261.13) r n y 10 18 a 22 C THE PIKE NATIONAL FOREST 13 l r familial status, parental status, religion, l 21 30 e 25 e Violations of 36 CFR 261.13 are subject to a fine C 33 01 k r e 26 08 09 13 sexual orientation, genetic information, e 21 k k 25 of up to $5,000, imprisonment for up to 6 months or Cree • Where designated parking areas are not 20 yall 32 02 Tarr political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or both (18 U.S.C. 3571(e)). This prohibition applies 27 31 14 available, and where not specifically T8S 20 26 part of an individual's income is derived regardless of the presence or absence of signs. 19 Tarryall Creek Bordenville prohibited, unsafe, or causing resource 03 07 15 from any public assistance program. (Not ! 16 19 27 This map does not display nonmotorized uses, damage, parking on National Forest System 24 28 5 36 K all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) lands within one vehicle length off of ¤£28 04 12 E over-snow uses, or other facilities and attractions on 28 RE Persons with disabilities who require the South Platte Ranger District. Obtain forest visitor designated routes is authorized. 24 T C SS 35 05 S NE 17 23 O R information from the local National Forest Office. • Dispersed camping is authorized on 29 29 35 L E alternative means for communication of Como LD 30 34 06 11 I program information (Braille, large print, National Forest System lands except in Little Baldy Mountain ! 18 22 W Designated roads, trails and areas may also be 09 25 30 34 audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA's specially designated areas that are closed ) Como 10 KJ77 subject to temporary, emergency closures. As a 33 01 13 25 to camping. Lake 21 33 21 TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice visitor, you must comply with signs notifying you of 1.J • Motorized dispersed camping is 32 02 such restrictions. A national forest may issue an 08 14 and TDD). To file a complaint of 31 20 26 32 5 authorized within one vehicle length off of 02 58 order to close a road, trail or area on a temporary 4340000 discrimination, write to USDA, Director, 03 ek basis to protect the life, health, or safety of forest designated National Forest System routes, 15 19 re 07 31 03 C Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence te visitors or the natural or cultural resources in these where not specifically prohibited, unsafe, To 27 U 36 04 12 16 24 05 04 Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250- areas. Such temporary and/or emergency closures 28 36 or causing resource damage. Fairplay T ar are consistent with the Travel Management Rule (36 35 05 r 9410, or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) or • Check with the local National Forest 11 17 ya 23 ll 22 29 35 To C 11 CFR 212.52(b); 36 CFR 261 subpart B). re (202) 720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an equal District office for current information on ek 06 10 18 30 34 Lake George opportunity provider and employer. The designation "road or trail open to all motor areas closed to camping and for other 06 10 vehicles" does not supersede State traffic law. North American Datum of 1983 (NAD 83) R76W 105°52'30"W 105°45'0"W T 105°37'30"W travel management information. 01 09 R75W R74W u 450000 R73W Universal Transverse Mercator, zone 13 420000 13 430000 21 25 440000 r 44334400000000450000 FS-873-0212 33 n 01 T e 09 r r o G 02 u 08 P t 14 u a 20 26 c C l k c e r h r e G e u k l ch

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