1968 Map of Kendall Mountain

About this map

Kendall Mountain dominates this portion of the Bridger National Forest, where the transition from managed forest to the high-country Bridger Wilderness is marked by a clearly defined wilderness boundary. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of Boulder Creek and the New Fork River, which carve through deep geological features like New Fork Canyon. Local ranching and surveying history is anchored by the Circle S Ranch and the New Fork Lookout Point situated on the ridge overlooking the Boulder Basin.