2015 Map of Davis Hill

About this map

Grand Teton National Park and the Teton National Forest intersect in this high-altitude landscape of northwestern Wyoming. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent rises including Davis Hill, Uhl Hill, and Burnt Hill, which overlook a complex drainage system fed by Pacific Creek, Lava Cr, and the larger Buffalo Fork. This area contains several water management features, notably the Elk Ranch Reservoir and Wallace Draw Reservoir, along with natural bodies like Halfmoon Lake. The map reveals the legacy of land use and resource management through named draws such as Coal Mine Draw, Uhl Draw, and Eynon Draw. Transportation across these federal lands is facilitated by established corridors like E Highway 287 and specialized forest routes including Pacific Creek Rd and Teton Wilderness Rd, illustrating the intersection of recreation and utility in the Teton region.