1981 Map of Dickinson Park

About this map

Shoshone National Forest encompasses this high-altitude landscape in the Wind River Range, where the Wind River Indian Reservation Boundary defines the northern and eastern reaches of the sheet. The terrain is characterized by a complex network of glacial basins and water systems, most notably the expansive Shoshone Lake and the headwaters of the Agie Popo River. A Guard Sta and nearby Campground at Dickinson Park serve as the primary human touchpoints in an area otherwise dominated by ancient routes like the Bears Ears Trail and North Fork Trail. This 1981 survey documents the hydrological importance of the region, showing how Dickinson Creek and Smith Lake Creek feed into larger drainages. Prominent landmarks such as Dishpan Butte and Mount Chevo anchor the southern elevations, while Cyclone Basin provides a natural catchment above the lake.