2012 Map of Mount Bannon

About this map

Mount Bannon and the surrounding high country of the Teton Range are meticulously detailed in this early 21st-century survey. The landscape is defined by its extreme verticality, featuring dramatic landforms like the Death Canyon Shelf and the jagged ascent of the Devils Stairs. Water drains from these heights through numerous forks, including the N Fork Darby Cr and S Fork Teton Cr, which feed into the valley systems below. At the end of Darby Canyon Rd, the Darby Girls Camp sits as a rare point of human infrastructure at the edge of the wilderness. To the south, high-altitude water bodies such as Pass Lake, Indian Lake, and the uniquely named Forget-me-not Lakes occupy the basins between summits like Fossil Mountain and Spearhead Peak.