2015 Map of Johnson Draw

About this map

Absaroka Range foothills dominate this high-altitude corner of the Wyoming landscape, where the border between Hot Springs and Fremont counties bisects the northern terrain. The area is defined by a complex drainage system where Dry Creek, Red Creek, and Little Dry Creek carve through the high elevations, while Bald Mountain Spring and Pasup Spring provide critical water sources in an otherwise arid environment. The map captures the significant elevation changes between peaks like Black Mountain and Red Peak down into the sheltered Crow Creek Basin. Access is limited primarily to Crow Creek Road in the northwest, suggesting a landscape primarily used for ranching or resource management rather than dense settlement. The presence of Johnson Draw and Trail Ridge further illustrates the deeply dissected nature of this mountain-front topography.