1968 Map of Rammel Mountain

About this map

Targhee National Forest dominates this 1960s landscape in Teton County, defined by a complex network of pack trails and watercourses. The high elevations of Rammel Mountain and Mount Nord overlook deep drainage systems including Bitch Creek and its various forks. The map reveals a wild territory managed for both conservation and transit, with specific pathways like the Poacher Trail and Camp Lake Tr providing access to remote points like Hidden Corral Basin. The presence of the Jackpine Loop Rd in the southwest corner suggests the limited reach of vehicular access compared to the extensive Pack Trail system that traverses Carrot Ridge and Dry Ridge. Notable natural landmarks such as the Bitch Creek Narrows and Indian Meadows mark significant points in the topography where the landscape shifts from steep ridges to narrow canyons and open clearings.