2015 Map of Lookout Mountain

About this map

The divide between the Teton National Forest and Bridger National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape, where the border of Lincoln and Sublette counties runs through some of the region's most prominent summits. Mt McDougal and Lookout Mtn anchor a complex drainage system that feeds water into various forks of North Horse Creek and Dry Beaver Cr. This 2015 survey details the intersection of historic back-country routes and modern trails, such as the Wyoming Range NRT Section K. At Beartrap Junction, the landscape shifts from steep peaks like Prospect Mountain to narrow valleys. Traces of early exploration are evident in names like Silver Mine Cr, while high-altitude travel is marked by Gunsight Pass, a key point for navigating the Wyoming Range.