1995 Map of Mount Wright

About this map

The Sawtooth Range dominates this mid-1990s survey of the Rocky Mountain Front, where the sharp transition from plains to alpine peaks defines the landscape. The Lewis and Clark National Forest and the Bob Marshall Wilderness converge here, centered on prominent summits like Mount Wright and Mount Lockhart. The hydrography is particularly detailed, tracing the headwaters of the Teton River through the West Fork, Middle Fork, and East Fork. Human activity is concentrated around the Teton Pass Winter Sports Area, with its documented ski lift and parking facilities, providing a record of recreational infrastructure before modern expansions. Notable trails and watercourses like Waldron Creek and Jones Creek provide context for backcountry routes and drainage patterns used by foresters and hunters throughout the late twentieth century.