1967 Map of Klondike Hill

About this map

The Green River carves a distinctive path through this high-country landscape in the late 1960s, bordered by the Bridger National Forest and Teton National Forest. This survey captures the remote character of Sublette County, where transport is defined by a network of Jeep Trails, a Pack Trail, and the Kinky Creek Divide Airstrip at the northern edge. Grounded in the practical needs of the era, the map identifies specific landmarks like the Moore Ranch and a solitary Mine near Tosi Creek, alongside unusual geothermal features such as Warm Spring Falls and Stinky Spring (Sulphur). The terrain is dominated by significant elevations including Klondike Hill and Bacon Ridge, providing a detailed view of the watershed before more modern recreational infrastructure arrived, though the Whiskey Grove Campground already marked a point of public access near Whiskey Creek.