2017 Map of Hominy Peak

About this map

Targhee National Forest dominates this Wyoming landscape, where high-altitude water systems and backcountry routes define the geography of Teton County. The complex drainage patterns of N Boone Cr and S Boone Cr create a network of forks and meadows, including the prominent Gibson Meadows and Squirrel Meadows. Historically significant cattle and pack routes are visible through labeled paths like Jackass Loop and Conant Pass, which navigate the steep terrain near the Teton Crest. Evidence of human settlement in this wilderness is sparse but distinct, centered around locations such as Squirrel Meadows Ranch and Ashton-Flagg Ranch. The map captures a transition from the lower creek basins to the alpine heights of Hominy Peak and Boone Creek Ridge, providing a clear view of the hydrological connectivity between alpine lakes like Rock Lake and Loon Lake.