1968 Map of Jenny Lake

About this map

Grand Teton National Park terrain is defined by the high-elevation glacial lakes and the steep eastern front of the Teton Range. This late 1960s survey documents the park's developed recreational infrastructure, centered on Jenny Lake and its surrounding trail network. The eastern shore features the Jenny Lake Lodge, Ranger Sta, and Jenny Lake Campground, while the western shore is accessible via the Jenny Lake Trail leading to landmarks like Inspiration Pt and Hidden Falls. To the north, the map captures the expansive southern waters of Jackson Lake, including Spalding Bay and Bearpaw Bay. Landforms like Hermitage Point and the Potholes illustrate the complex glacial geology of Jackson Hole, with the Snake River cutting through the southeastern corner below the Burned Ridge.