1967 Map of Hazelton Peak

About this map

Hazelton Peak and Hazelton Pyramid dominate this high-altitude landscape in the Bighorn National Forest during the mid-1960s. The region is defined by a dense network of mountain drainage systems, including the North Fork Powder River and the various branches of Crazy Woman Creek. Evidence of local industry and mountain infrastructure is clear, with the Big Horn Mine situated near Bader Gulch and the high-elevation Dullknife Reservoir featuring a spillway at 8,146 feet. Remote activity is noted at Cow Camp along Webb Creek, while transportation is limited to rugged tracks like Gold Mine Road and Hazelton Road. This survey documents the intersection of water management, mineral extraction, and public forest lands in the Bighorn Mountains prior to modern development.