2017 Map of Moose

About this map

Moose sits at a critical junction of river and road within Grand Teton National Park, serving as a gateway to the high alpine terrain of the Teton Range. This 2017 survey details a landscape where the Snake River braids through the valley floor, bordered by the distinctive prominence of Blacktail Butte and the broad expanses of Antelope Flats. The road network reflects a history of settlement and ranching, with routes like Mormon Row Road and Menors Ferry Road tracing the paths of early homesteaders and pioneers. To the west, the topography rises sharply from Beaver Creek into the glacial carved valleys of Glacier Gulch and Burned Wagon Gulch. The map preserves the specific locations of historic ranching legacy sites such as the Murie Ranch Road and the 4 Lazy F Ranch Road, while highlighting natural features like Jenny Lake and Lupine Meadows that define the character of this protected wilderness.