1980 Map of Box Canyon Creek

About this map

The Greys River corridor defines this high-altitude landscape within the Bridger National Forest. The 1980 survey captures a region navigated primarily by a network of trails, including the extensive Pack Trail system that follows drainage lines through the steep topography. Human presence is concentrated around the Corral Creek Guard Station, positioned near the confluence of Corral Creek and the main river. Numerous waterways, such as North Crow Creek, South Crow Creek, and Box Canyon Creek, segment the terrain, while landmarks like the Radio Towers suggest contemporary utility amidst the wilderness. The detailed mapping of various forks and springs, including the Roaring Fork and Marten Creek, provides a precise record of the drainage patterns essential for backcountry navigation and forest management during this era.