1995 Map of Our Lake

About this map

Bob Marshall Wilderness and the Lewis and Clark National Forest dominate this high-elevation landscape, where the continental divide marks a stark boundary between watersheds. This 1995 revision captures a wilderness preserved for its primitive character, centered on the glacial cirque containing Our Lake. High points like Rocky Mountain and Old Baldy overlook a complex drainage system including the South Fork Teton River and Ray Creek. The map documents administrative infrastructure within the forest, notably the Administrative Corral and Tack Shed and the Bear Top Lookout, which served as critical vantage points for forest management. The presence of the South Fork Teton-Blacktail National Recreation Trail illustrates the mid-1990s focus on primitive recreation and foot travel through the Sawtooth Range.