1991 Map of Fremont Peak North

About this map

Fitzpatrick Wilderness and the Shoshone National Forest dominate this high-elevation landscape, where ice and rock define the terrain. The map documents an extensive glacial system along the Continental Divide, including the Gannett Glacier, Dinwoody Glacier, and Helen Glacier. These ice fields feed a network of alpine water bodies such as Klondike Lake and the headwaters of Bull Lake Creek. Notable summits like Fremont Peak, Mount Sacagawea, and Mount Warren rise sharply between the glacial basins, marking the crest of the Wind River Range. The absence of roads and the presence of only a single Trail underscores the preservation of this remote area as it appeared during the late twentieth century. Significant landmarks such as Chimney Rock and high-altitude crossings like Indian Pass and Backpackers Pass provide essential orientation points for understanding the drainage patterns of the North Fork Bull Lake Creek and the surrounding peaks.