2017 Map of Munger Mountain

About this map

Munger Mtn and the broader Snake River Range dominate this landscape south of Jackson Hole, where the Snake River cuts through the canyon floor. The terrain is a complex network of drainages and high ridges within the Teton National Forest and Targhee National Forest. Local history is preserved in names like Johnny Counts Flat and the geothermal site at Astoria Mineral Hot Springs near the riverbank. Significant elevational features such as Wolf Mountain and Pritchard Pass provide a clear view of the wilderness as it appeared in the late 2010s. For those tracing the geography of the Wyoming-Idaho border region, the map details many canyons including Bohnetts, Georges, and Beaver Dam Canyon. This topographic study also captures the transition between Teton and Lincoln counties, marked by the confluence of numerous creeks like Fall and Dog Creek.