1991 Map of Green River Lakes

About this map

Bridger Wilderness encompasses the headwaters of the iconic Green River in this 1991 survey, where the waterway expands into the Green River Lakes. The landscape is defined by massive glacial features and deep alpine basins, including the Roaring Fork Basin and the prominent Osborn Mountain. A network of remote pathways like the Highline Trail and Lakeside Trail provides access to unique geological landmarks such as the Clear Creek Natural Bridge and several cascading water features, including Clear Creek Falls and Slide Creek Falls. This document captures the transition from the high peaks of Flat Top Mountain and Lost Eagle Peak down to the established Corral at the lake's edge, recording the precise boundaries where the Bridger National Forest meets the Shoshone National Forest at the Continental Divide.