2015 Map of Craig Pass

About this map

Yellowstone National Park terrain is defined by the high-elevation passage of the Continental Divide through Teton County. The central corridor is dominated by the winding Grand Loop Rd, which navigates the topographic challenges of Craig Pass and the distinctive Corkscrew Hill. To the south, the landscape opens into the northern waters of Shoshone Lake, fed by drainage from De Lacy Cr and the smaller White Cr. This 2015 survey illustrates the modern trail and road infrastructure used to navigate the backcountry, including the Delacy Creek Trail and Divide Trail. The map provides a clear look at the hydrologic split of the region, where water bodies like De Lacy Lakes and Teal Lake sit high in the drainage basins near Norris Pass.