2015 Map of Hays Park

About this map

Hays Park and the high elevations of the Shoshone National Forest define this landscape in the Wind River Range. The map details a complex drainage network where Dinwoody Creek flows past Dinwoody Ridge and into Upper Dinwoody Lake and Mud Lake. Prominent high points such as Dinwoody Peak and Sacagawea Ridge overlook deep basins like Hidden Valley. This 2015 survey identifies primitive access routes such as Gannett Peak Road and Bob Creek Road, which provide entry into the backcountry from the east. The terrain is marked by seasonal and permanent water sources including Cold Springs and numerous creeks like Little Dry Creek, Relic Creek, and Bob Creek, illustrating the glacial and alpine hydrology of Fremont County.