1996 Map of Ferry Lake

About this map

Yellowstone River headwaters and the high-elevation drainage systems of the Continental Divide characterize this wilderness survey along the Park and Fremont County line. The map captures a high alpine landscape where the Soda Fork Trail provides the primary human trace through the Teton National Forest and Teton Wilderness. Hydrological features are the defining landmarks here, from the namesake Ferry Lake and the nearby Lake Falls to the clustered Blue Lakes and Angle Lakes. To the south, the expansive Buffalo Plateau overlooks Pendergraft Meadow and Pendergraft Peak, illustrating the complex topography of the Buffalo Fork and South Fork Buffalo River. This late-twentieth-century revision reflects the enduring isolation of these protected lands, preserving the nomenclature of early explorers and surveyors.