2018 Map of Pickle Pass

About this map

Pickle Pass and the high ridges of the Wyoming Range dominate this landscape within the boundaries of Teton National Forest and Bridger National Forest. The map documents a rugged high-altitude corridor where established backcountry routes like the Wyoming Range National Recreational Trail and the Telephone Pass trail follow the natural contours of the mountain crests. The drainage network is clearly defined by the Little Greys River and its numerous tributaries, including Blind Trail Cr and Steer Cr, which flow through deep canyons such as Telephone Hollow. Significant peaks like Deadman Peak and Deadman Mtn provide fixed landmarks for navigating this wilderness area. The survey illustrates the intersection of several distinct mountain ridges, including Grayback Ridge and Mid Ridge, where the complex topography dictates the path of early forest service trails and contemporary recreational passages.