2017 Map of Poison Meadows

About this map

Lander Trail winds across this high mountain terrain within the Bridger National Forest, marking a path of historic migration through the Wyoming Range. The geography is defined by the Tri Basin Divide, a significant hydrological point where waters diverge toward different major drainages. Notable landmarks like Wyoming Peak and Mt Coffin overlook alpine environments such as Poison Meadows and LaBarge Meadows. For the genealogist or local historian, the isolated Estella Brown Grave near Hobble Cr provides a poignant connection to the individuals who traversed this remote landscape. The map also detail the complex drainage system of the Greys River and its many tributaries, including Mink Cr and Clear Cr, flowing beneath the prominent Commissary Ridge.