2017 Map of Quadrant Mountain

About this map

Yellowstone National Park dominates this terrain, revealing a high-altitude wilderness defined by massive peaks and an intricate network of backcountry trails along the Wyoming and Montana border. The northern landscape is anchored by the imposing Sepulcher Mtn and Quadrant Mtn, while the Gardner River and its various tributaries, such as Glen Cr and Fawn Cr, carve through the valleys. The map illustrates a primitive transportation network consisting of named routes like the Sportsman Lake Trail and Fawn Pass Trail, which connect isolated features like Gardners Hole and the high basins of The Pocket. This topography showcases the drainage patterns into Cache Lake and the Panther Cr system, providing a detailed look at the backcountry as it was managed in the early 21st century.