1996 Map of Hoback Peak

About this map

Hoback Peak dominates this high-altitude landscape on the boundary of the Bridger National Forest and Teton National Forest. This 1990s revision reveals a terrain defined by dramatic watercourses, including the Hoback River and the South Fork Hoback River, which carve through the Upper Hoback Canyon. The map details a remote wilderness infrastructure used by foresters and recreationists, including the High Line Trail and a designated Hunting Camp near the northeast corner. Notable topographical landmarks such as Bare Hole, Heaven, and Cliff Creek Pass provide specific waypoints for navigating the complex ridges and basins. Wide riparian grazing areas like Roosevelt Meadows and Horse Meadows indicate the traditional summer range patterns in this part of Sublette and Lincoln counties.