1967 Map of Bondurant

About this map

The Hoback River flows through the heart of this Wyoming landscape, carving a valley that serves as the primary corridor for the small settlement of Bondurant. In the late 1960s, this area of the Teton National Forest maintained a balance between remote wilderness and managed land, evidenced by the Hoback Guard Sta and the Monument Ridge Lookout Tower watching over the high ground of Monument Ridge. Local landmarks like the Bondurant Cem and a small Landing Strip near the river point to the self-sufficient nature of this community. The map details an extensive network of travel ways, from the primary highway along the river to remote routes like the Pack Trail and Jeep Trail, which provide access to family-named drainages such as Sandy Marshall Creek, Miller Draw, and Nutting Draw.