1996 Map of Granite Falls

About this map

Granite Hot Springs serves as a focal point in this mountainous landscape of western Wyoming, where the thermal waters meet the cold flow of Granite Creek. The terrain is defined by its administrative and wildland status, spanning the Teton National Forest and the Gros Ventre Wilderness. Notable features such as The Open Door and Game Hill punctuate the landscape, while the presence of a Footbridge and scattered Corrals indicate a history of backcountry travel and stock management. An interesting industrial outlier, an Oil Well, appears south of Granite Creek, contrasting with the surrounding Shoal Creek Wilderness Study Area. The map also meticulously traces the Teton Co Sublette Co line, providing a clear record of jurisdictional boundaries through the drainage of Shoal Creek and Mac Leod Lake.