2015 Map of Blue Miner Lake

About this map

Kelly sits at the northwestern edge of this 2015 survey, marking a small point of settlement where the valley meets the rising peaks. The landscape is defined by the high-elevation drainage of Flat Cr and its tributaries, including Bierer Cr and Redmond Cr, which carve through the protected lands of Grand Teton National Park and the Teton National Forest. Notable summits like Sheep Mtn and Table Mtn dominate the southern half of the sheet, providing a detailed view of the alpine topography between Long Hollow and the namesake Blue Miner Lake. The map details the transition from the relatively level terrain near Dry Hollow to the steep, water-carved canyons further east. Navigational landmarks like Sheep Creek Rd and the trail toward Goodwin Lake offer a clear record of access into these Wyoming highlands during the mid-2010s.