2012 Map of Dundee Meadows

About this map

Dundee Meadows and the high drainage basins of Fremont County characterize this part of the Continental Divide as documented by the U.S. Geological Survey in 2012. This interior landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, where water flows from alpine sources like Golden Lake and Mystery Lake into the branching headwaters of the S Buffalo Fork and W Du Noir Cr. The map details the complex natural corridors used for navigation through the mountains, notably Bonneville Pass and Bowles Pass. These high-altitude crossings and the dramatic relief of Du Noir Butte and Jules Bowl provide a clear view of the high-country geography before modern recreational development altered these traditional paths.