1968 Map of Fremont Peak North

About this map

Shoshone National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape, where the continental divide marks the boundary between Fremont and Sublette counties. This late-1960s survey documents a complex system of ice and stone, centered on the massive Dinwoody Glacier and the Fremont Glaciers. Significant peaks such as Mount Sacagawea and Fremont Peak dominate the southern portion of the sheet, while the northern terrain is shaped by the broad expanse of Horse Ridge. The map details the alpine hydrology of the region, from the headwaters of Dinwoody Creek to high-altitude basins like Klondike Lake and Knoll Lake. For those interested in historical wilderness access, the map traces the Ink Wells Trail (Pack) and the Dry Creek (Pack) Trail, providing a look at the established pack routes used by surveyors and explorers before the modern era of backcountry management.