Storm Mountain can be identified from the Front Range as the mountain with the stairstep.

This view is from the Retreat above Dunraven Glade Road.

This view is from Masonville.

This view is from the Glade Reservoir.

Google imagery showing Glen Haven, camping areas, Storm Mountain, Bulwark Ridge, Crosier Mountain, CR43.

General Map of the area.

Showing quadrants.

1940s map showing the 40 acres homesteads for the Hyatts There were 6 Hyatt boys, 2 homesteaded with the father from 1887 one up to 1922.

Storm Mountain road. Mine tailings are visible from the road at right-hand center. Mica was mined from the pit mine as well as the berillium from the bore mine.

Galuchie Gulch with Hiatt Mine above center.

Looking from Chenoweth Ranch. (formerly owned by the Maitlands)

Looking from road as it curves past the mine.

Land at bend of curve.

This opening is probably the mica mine.

Showing where Bobcat fire area

Food cellars in Galussia Park

There are no sign of large doors that would indicate these structures were barns. Probably food storage.

Hiatts raised buffalo on this ranch up until the 1950s

Edgar Hiatt and brothers would hunt mountain lions for the bounty.

Howard with his 4WD at top of Storm Mountain

Looking back toward Cedar Park

More views

can see Horsetooth Mountain.

Vern Burch.

Looking down on Cedar Lake.

More views

Picture from 1933.

Can almost see Kansas on a clear day.

Bobcat fire

Slurry bomber

Slurry bomber

Showing outline of fire

Roads

Showing denuding from fire. Seam Rock is to the right

Looking back toward Cedar Park

There are many old roads to hike along. Get a topo map, Glen Haven quadrant

Combat Rock was used for training of troops in WW2.

Snoopy is the rock to the right - for beginners.

Guy climbing on Combat Rock.