1909 Map of Fremont Peak

About this map

Fremont Peak towers over this section of the Wind River Range, where the early 20th-century landscape is defined by the Continental Divide and the headwaters of the Green River. Surveyed in 1906, the map documents a transition from wild high-altitude terrain to the early ranching outposts established in the valleys. Scattered cabins and homesteads such as McShirley's Ranch, Osborn's Ranch, and Lozier's Ranch mark the human footprint in an area otherwise dominated by massive peaks and glacial lakes. The presence of the Sawmill Ranger's Cabin and a Rangers Cabin within the Teton National Forest indicates the early management of these federal lands. Unique geological features, including a Natural Bridge near Clear Creek, are captured alongside historic routes like Union Pass, providing a window into the navigation of the Wyoming high country before modern infrastructure.