2012 Map of Raid Lake

About this map

Raid Lake serves as a central landmark in this high-altitude landscape within Sublette County, where an intricate network of alpine waters and glacial features defines the terrain. The topography is marked by distinctive formations such as Mitchells Nipple and the deep Silver Creek Canyon in the southwest. A complex drainage system connects Dream Lake, Crescent Lake, and Full Moon Lake through a series of creeks, including the S Fork Boulder Cr and Dream Cr. The map reveals a wild, unpopulated environment characterized by significant elevation changes, from the low-lying Willow Basin to the clustered Knob Lakes and Lightning Lakes. This 2012 survey captures the character of the Wyoming wilderness before modern developments, showing a landscape defined almost entirely by its natural water features and rugged granite peaks.