2014 Map of Mount Wright

About this map

Mt Wright and Mt Lockhart dominate the high-elevation terrain within this section of the Lewis & Clark National Forest. The landscape is defined by the complex headwaters of the Teton River, where the N Fork Teton River, W Fork N Fork Teton River, and Middle Fork N Fork Teton River converge amidst steep ridges and gulches. Significant landmarks like Teton Peak and Lonesome Ridge offer a clear look at the geological formations of Teton County, while drainage patterns such as Waldron Cr and Nesbit Cr trace the descent from the peaks toward Garners Gulch. Human presence is primarily represented through Forest Service management, indicated by the Teton Firewood Access and recreational routes like the Snowmobile Lp.