1980 Map of Man Peak

About this map

Greys River carves a deep valley through this high-elevation portion of the Bridger National Forest, defining the drainage patterns for numerous tributary creeks. The landscape is dominated by sharp summits, including Man Peak, Haystack Peak, and Virginia Peak, which reach above 9,000 feet. A network of Pack Trails provides the primary means of navigation through the steep terrain, connecting remote points like Indian Grave Flat and Sherman Peak. Historical land use is visible in the placement of the Moose Flat Campground along the river and various springs such as Strawberry Creek and Meadow Creek that feed into the larger water systems. The map reflects a period when the area was managed for both conservation and seasonal recreation, before significant modern infrastructure altered these back-country routes.