2012 Map of Mount Hancock

About this map

Snake River headwaters dominate this high-country drainage in Teton County, where the river meets the Heart River and winds through a landscape of prominent ridges and peaks. The map details a primitive backcountry infrastructure, most notably the Harebell Creek Patrol Cabin located near the southern confluence of Harebell Cr. This area is defined by significant elevations such as Mount Hancock and Big Game Ridge, which separate the various creek systems including Sickle Cr and Grouse Cr. The presence of a patrol cabin and named landmarks like Barlow Peak and Chicken Ridge indicates a region managed for wilderness preservation and administrative monitoring. The drainage patterns of Basin Cr and its tributaries show the intricate hydrology of the Wyoming wilderness before these waters flow toward more developed regions.