1968 Map of Fremont Peak South

About this map

The Continental Divide winds through the heart of the Wind River Range in this high-altitude 1968 survey of Fremont and Sublette Counties. The landscape is defined by its glacial remnants and severe terrain, featuring the Bull Lake Glacier, Knife Point Glacier, and Harrower Glacier clinging to the flanks of peaks like Fremont Peak and Jackson Peak. This area serves as a significant intersection of protected wilderness, where the boundaries of the Bridger Wilderness and Fitzpatrick Wilderness meet along the crest. A network of high-country routes, including the Indian Pass Trail and High Line Trail, provides the only passage through this lake-strewn environment. The map details a complex hydrology feeding the Middle Fork and Bull Lake Creek, originating from high basins such as the Bald Mountain Basin and Indian Basin.