2020 Map of Buffalo Lake

About this map

The remote borderlands of Wyoming and Idaho are defined by the convergence of Yellowstone National Park and Targhee National Forest in this detailed topographic study. The landscape is marked by the expansive Island Park Caldera and the prominent height of Snow Creek Butte in the southwestern corner. Hydrology dominates the map, with the central Buffalo Lake serving as a focal point among a complex network of drainages including Boundary Cr, South Fork Split Creek, and Little Robinson Cr. Movement through this high-country terrain is limited to specialized routes such as the Boundary Creek Trail and various forest access roads like Fish Creek Spur 10. The map also documents the precise jurisdictional meeting of Fremont County, Idaho and Teton County, Wyoming, providing a clear look at how state and park boundaries intersect with natural features.