1980 Map of Box Canyon Creek

About this map

The Greys River corridor defines this portion of the Bridger National Forest as it was mapped in the mid-1970s. The landscape is characterized by a complex network of high-elevation drainages including Box Canyon Creek, Roaring Fork, and North Crow Creek. Human presence is represented primarily by the Corral Creek Guard Station and a system of identified Pack Trails that provided access through the steep terrain before more modern road developments. The map details numerous water sources and topographic landmarks such as Willow Creek, Dick Creek, and Marten Creek. This 1980 edition captures the backcountry infrastructure of the era, from the administrative site at Corral Creek to the Radio Towers positioned on high ground in the southeastern corner, reflecting the intersection of wilderness management and early modern communication needs in Lincoln County.