2015 Map of Mount Hancock

About this map

The Snake River and Heart River meet within the high-elevation wilderness of Yellowstone National Park, carving through a landscape defined by significant rises like Mt Hancock and Big Game Ridge. This 2015 survey details a complex network of backcountry routes at the southern edge of the park and the northern reaches of Teton National Forest. The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail winds across the terrain, intersecting with specialized paths such as the Harebell-Fox Creek Trail and the Snake River Cutoff Trail. Further south, Harebell Creek flows beneath Barlow Peak, marking a remote transition between the national park and forest lands. The map serves as a primary record of the trail systems and hydrological connections, including Basin Creek and Sickle Creek, that characterize this undeveloped section of the Wyoming wilderness.