2012 Map of Pickle Pass

About this map

Pickle Pass serves as a high-altitude waypoint in this high Wyoming wilderness, where the headwaters of the Little Greys River begin their descent. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, including Blind Trail Cr and the S Fork Little Greys River, which suggest a long history of traditional transit routes through the Bridger-Teton region. The topographic detail captures the convergence of numerous named streams such as Willow Cr and Middle Cr as they navigate the ridges near Deadman Mountain. High mountain crossings like Telephone Pass and topographic features such as Long Draw highlight the essential corridors used for movement across this isolated terrain in the early 21st century. This map offers a technical look at the hydrological patterns that have shaped the county's backcountry use, from early forest service management to modern recreation.