1996 Map of Ferry Lake

About this map

The Continental Divide cuts through this high-altitude landscape where the headwaters of the Yellowstone River and Buffalo Fork begin their descent. Situated along the boundary between Park and Fremont Counties, the area is defined by the protected expanse of the Teton Wilderness. The presence of Ferry Lake and the nearby Angle Lakes highlights the glacial character of the high country, while Pendergraft Peak stands over the lush Pendergraft Meadow below. This survey captures a network of established paths such as the Woodard Canyon Trail and Soda Fork Trail, which have long served as the primary means of navigating this roadless terrain. The dramatic elevation changes are underscored by features like Lake Fork Falls and the expansive Buffalo Plateau, illustrating the transition from steep canyon walls to broad alpine flats.