1991 Map of Irish Rock

About this map

Shoshone National Forest and the protected lands of the Washakie Wilderness define this high-altitude landscape in Park County. The Greybull River serves as a central drainage, fed by a network of steep tributaries including Venus Creek and Stuart Creek. Human presence in this remote terrain is marked primarily by isolated structures like the Venus Creek Cabin and a system of rugged pack routes such as the Boulder Basin Trail and the Haymaker Timber Trail. The map documents a strictly managed wilderness environment where the lack of developed roads reflects the area's conservation status. Notable landmarks like Irish Rock and the Wapiti Greybull Ranger District boundaries illustrate the administrative and geological character of the Absaroka Range during the late twentieth century.