1992 Map of Foxpark

About this map

Foxpark and the surrounding high-altitude timberlands are documented in this detailed study of the southeast Wyoming landscape. The Union Pacific Railroad cuts a north-south path through the forest, connecting small siding settlements and logging sites like Gramm, Wyocolo, and Collins (Site). The timber economy and early 20th-century mountain life are evident through the network of access roads, including the Douglas Platte Access Road, which lead to resource extraction points like the American Mine and recreational outposts like the Lake Creek Resort.