1996 Map of Gravel Peak

About this map

Big Game Ridge and the high-altitude drainage systems of the Teton National Forest define this 1996 survey of the Wyoming wilderness. The map captures a primitive landscape where human presence is limited to the Fox Park Patrol Cabin and a network of remote paths including the South Boundary Trail and Mink Creek Cutoff Trail. A complex hydrography of creeks, such as Fox Park Creek, Mink Creek, and Pacific Creek, feeds into the headwaters of the Snake River. This specific area within the Teton Wilderness reflects the mid-1990s conservation management of the Forest Service, featuring specialized points of interest like the FS Radio Repeater near the summit of Gravel Peak and secluded water bodies like Emerald Lake and Gravel Lake.