2012 Map of Mount Schidler

About this map

Mount Schidler stands as a prominent high point in this high-altitude landscape within the Wyoming Range. The drainage patterns here are complex, with waters flowing through the N Piney Cr and Lunch Cr systems, while the presence of Coal Mine Mountain suggests the area's geological and potential industrial history. High-country landmarks such as Bare Mountain and the steep Box Canyon Pass define the terrain, which transitions from these summits into lower-lying areas like Long Hollow. To the west, the landscape opens into North Piney Meadows and Lunch Creek Meadows, providing a contrast to the surrounding peaks. Distinctive water features, including the aptly named Menace Falls and the isolated North Piney Lake, mark the headwaters of numerous creeks that carve through the wilderness of Lincoln County.