2017 Map of Lake Mountain

About this map

Bridger National Forest land dominates this high-elevation landscape in western Wyoming, where the terrain is defined by prominent landforms like Lake Mtn and the long stretch of Deadline Ridge. The map reveals a drainage network where La Barge Creek and its many tributaries, such as Sheep Creek and Cabin Creek, have carved deep notches into the plateau, creating named landforms like Long Hollow and Graphite Hollow. A network of back-country routes, including La Barge Creek Road and Beaver Dam Creek Road, provides the primary access through this remote forest and BLM-managed territory. Further south, the boundary between Sublette and Lincoln counties crosses the map near Miller Mtn, marking a transition in local jurisdiction. The detailed hydrography of creeks like Pickett Creek and Spring Creek illustrates the complex watershed management within this rugged portion of the state.