2012 Map of Rendezvous Peak

About this map

Wilson sits at the southeastern edge of this high-altitude landscape, where the valley floor meets the steep rise of the Teton Range. The map reveals a complex network of alpine drainage systems, including Moose Cr and the various forks of Granite Cr, which carve through the high peaks and basins. Significant topographical landmarks such as Rendezvous Peak and Rendezvous Mountain dominate the eastern portion, while Mount Glory and Phillips Pass provide critical passage points across the ridgelines. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern configuration of recreational and wilderness areas, from the Coal Creek Campground to remote features like Marion Lake and Ski Lake. The presence of named alpine meadows like Moose Meadows and Coal Creek Meadows indicates the seasonal grazing and wildlife habitat patterns characteristic of these high-elevation ecosystems, preserved here in precise detail.