1967 Map of Klondike Hill

About this map

Bacon Ridge and Tepee Creek Ridge define the high country of this Wyoming landscape during the late 1960s, a region where the Bridger National Forest meets the southern edge of the Teton National Forest. The Green River carves a winding path through the eastern portion of the map, creating a complex wetland environment near Dollar Lake. Human presence is sparse and focused on transit and resource extraction, evidenced by the Kinky Creek Divide Airstrip and scattered Jeep Trails. Local landmarks like Klondike Hill and Rock Creek Buttes overlook a network of drainages including Tosi Creek and Whiskey Creek. Geologic and recreational interests are highlighted by features such as Warm Spring Falls, the sulfur-rich Stinky Spring, and the Whiskey Grove Campground, while the Moore Ranch serves as a rare named settlement marker in this high-altitude wilderness.