2015 Map of Angle Mountain

About this map

Teton National Forest dominates this high-elevation landscape in Teton County, defined by a complex network of waterways and alpine passes. The drainage system of the Buffalo Fork and its northern and southern branches cuts through the northern terrain, while Angle Mtn and Terrace Mtn provide prominent landmarks for navigation. This 2015 survey illustrates the modern management of wilderness corridors, featuring established routes like the Angles Trail and Angles Cutoff Trail that traverse the backcountry toward Bear Cub Pass. Lower elevations are marked by the broad Blackrock Meadows and the path of the Togwotee Connector, providing a detailed look at the interface between protected forest land and the natural watercourses of Blackrock Cr and Split Rock Cr.