2017 Map of Crystal Peak

About this map

Crystal Peak and the high ridges of the Gros Ventre Range dominate this portion of the Teton National Forest in western Wyoming. The landscape is defined by its dramatic vertical relief, where several prominent summits like Antoinette Peak, Pyramid Peak, and Corner Peak tower over a network of deep drainages. Major watercourses, including Granite Creek, Crystal Creek, and Swift Creek, carve through the terrain, fed by higher-elevation sources like Box Lake. The map reveals a wild topography where significant landmarks such as Packsaddle Pass and Burnt Point provided essential navigation points for early travelers. In the eastern reaches of the quadrangle, The Meadows offers a rare break in the steep contour, providing a level clearing amidst the surrounding peaks and the headwaters of the W Fork Crystal Creek.