2017 Map of Fletcher Park

About this map

The high drainage basins of Medicine Bow National Forest dominate this landscape along the border of Albany and Platte counties. The terrain is defined by a series of open parks and flats, including Fletcher Park, Cottonwood Park, and Elk Park, which suggest a long history of high-altitude grazing or seasonal encampments. Local transportation is facilitated by named access routes like Fletcher Park Rd and Van Ortrick Hill Rd, connecting isolated topographic features. The hydrologic network is intricate, with the N Laramie River and its tributaries such as Lone Tree Cr and Claude Irvine Cr carving through the plateau. Notable rock formations like Indian Head Rock and Chimney Rock serve as distinct navigational landmarks in this corner of the Wyoming wilderness.