1996 Map of Bailey Lake

About this map

The Wyoming Range and Teton Range converge in this high-elevation wilderness along the Teton County and Lincoln County boundary. The landscape is defined by the Greys River Jackson District, where multiple drainage systems including Willow Creek and Bailey Creek carve through the national forest lands. Local landmarks like the Pow Wow Electronic Point Site and the Rimrock Home indicate isolated human activity within the vast Bridger National Forest and Teton National Forest. Notable water bodies such as Bailey Lake and Waterdog Lake are found tucked into the steep terrain. This 1990s-era topographic study provides a detailed record of the forest trail system, including Trail 142, and small tributary streams like Halfturn Cr and Fullturn Cr that feed the region's larger river systems.