1991 Map of Dickinson Park

About this map

Wind River Indian Reservation land and the Shoshone National Forest meet in this high-altitude landscape of the Wind River Range. The 1991 revision emphasizes the preservation of the Popo Agie Wilderness, where mechanized travel gives way to the historic Bears Ears Trail and the Panto Park Trail. High-country water sources such as Shoshone Lake and Smith Lake dominate the terrain, which is defined by prominent peaks like Hobbs Peak and Mount Chevo. The small outpost of Dickinson Park serves as a critical access point for this backcountry, marking the edge of the road system near Dickinson Creek. This map documents a region where the geography is shaped by water bodies like Sand Lake and Funnel Lake, and where boundary lines for the Lander Ranger District trace the intersection of federal and tribal lands.