1991 Map of Green River Lakes

About this map

Green River waters dominate this high-elevation landscape where the Bridger Wilderness meets the Teton National Forest and Shoshone National Forest. The geography is defined by the massive glacial carve of the Roaring Fork Basin and the winding course of the river as it flows through the lower lakes. This 1991 revision, based on 1989 aerial photography, documents a network of high-altitude trails used by pack trips and backpackers, including the Highline Trail and the Lakeside Trail. Several natural landmarks are specifically noted, such as the Clear Creek Natural Bridge and multiple cascades like Clear Creek Falls and Slide Creek Falls. Evidence of high-country use is grounded by the Green River Lake Corral, marking a key staging point for travel into the surrounding peaks like Osborn Mountain and Flat Top Mountain.