1938 Map of Mt Bonneville

About this map

Mt Bonneville and the high Continental Divide define this wilderness landscape in the late 1930s, straddling the boundary of Fremont and Sublette counties. Surveyed before the era of modern road expansion, the map reveals a complex network of high-altitude paths like the Washakie Trail and Scab Creek Trail that provided essential access for forest management and recreation. Human presence is sparse, marked by the South Fork Guard Sta, a seasonal Cow Camp, and the John Day Cabin at lower elevations.