1958 Map of Ear Mountain

About this map

Lewis and Clark National Forest dominates this landscape along the eastern edge of the Rockies, where the high peaks of the Front Range give way to the plains of Teton County. At the time of this 1958 field check, the Ear Mountain Ranger Station stood as a key outpost for mountain management near the base of the prominent Ear Mountain. The map captures a transitional wilderness where the Teton River and the South Fork Teton River emerge from deep canyons such as Riordon Gulch.