2012 Map of Pollux Peak

About this map

Pollux Peak and Castor Peak dominate the central landscape of this high-altitude Park County terrain. This survey reflects the pristine character of the region where the headwaters of the Lamar River and the Little Lamar River converge among prominent high-elevation landmarks. Notable summits including Parker Peak, Saddle Mountain, and Notch Mountain define the drainage basins for smaller tributaries such as Miller Cr and Red Cr. The lack of road infrastructure or human settlements highlights the area's role as a protected wilderness, documented here with modern precision. Researchers will find the topographic relationships between Grant Peak and the passage at Bootjack Gap useful for understanding natural travel corridors through the northern Wyoming mountains.