2015 Map of De Pass

About this map

Copper Mtn dominates the central landscape of this Wyoming high-country survey, where the border of Fremont and Hot Springs counties traverses a complex network of ridges and drainages. The small settlement of De Pass is situated along the western slopes, serving as a rare human anchor in a terrain defined by dramatic elevation changes. From the height of Greer Peak and Fuller Peak to the deep recesses of Joe Johns Basin, the map illustrates a remote wilderness managed through scattered access routes like Buffalo Creek Rd. Water is a critical but seasonal presence, with named features such as S Bridger Cr and Brown Spring Draw carving the surface. The proximity of Lysite Mtn on the eastern edge and Lime Ridge in the center highlights the geological diversity of this portion of the Bridger Mountains.