2017 Map of Ranger Peak

About this map

Grand Teton National Park and the Targhee National Forest meet along the high ridgelines of the Wyoming wilderness in this 2017 survey. The landscape is defined by its dramatic verticality, featuring numerous summits such as Ranger Peak, Doane Peak, and Rolling Thunder Mtn. A significant geological event is recorded at the Moose Mountain Slide, while the Teton Crest serves as a primary topographic spine. The drainage network is equally complex, with deep canyons like Webb Canyon and Colter Canyon carrying seasonal meltwater from high-elevation basins. For researchers, the map provides a precise record of the hydrological systems in the backcountry, including Wilderness Falls, Camp Lake, and the headwaters of Berry Cr. This modern data preserves the naming conventions of the peaks and canyons that have guided explorers and park rangers for generations.