1968 Map of Moose

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Snake River braids through the center of this landscape, defining the geographic heart of Grand Teton National Park in the late 1960s. The settlement of Moose serves as a focal point near the Park Headquarters Visitor Center, while the presence of the Chapel of the Transfiguration and historic Menors Ferry reflects the area's spiritual and transportation history. To the east, the agricultural legacy of the valley is visible along Mormon Row and the expansive Antelope Flats, where Ditch Creek cuts through the level terrain. On the west side of the river, the transition from the valley floor to the base of the mountains is marked by Timbered Island and a network of pathways like the Lupine Trail and Valley Trail. Landmarks such as the Bar B C Ranch and various turnouts along the Teton Park Road show the area as it functioned before modern park development matured.