2020 Map of Mount Wright

About this map

The Sawtooth Range dominates this portion of the Lewis & Clark National Forest, where high alpine peaks and deep creek drainages define the landscape. The hydrography is centered on the N Fork Teton River and its various tributaries, including Waldron Creek and the Middle Fork North Fork Teton River. Higher elevations are marked by prominent summits like Mount Wright and Teton Peak, while geologic features such as Washboard Reef indicate the complex folding of the Rocky Mountain Front. Human passage through this wilderness is traced by routes like the Route Creek Pass and specific recreational points such as Mount Wright Hiker. The map captures a high-altitude wilderness area primarily managed for conservation and backcountry recreation, with no significant permanent settlements within its boundaries.