1996 Map of Rendezvous Peak

About this map

Rendezvous Peak and the high ridges of the Teton Range dominate this mid-1990s survey, illustrating a landscape defined by strict conservation boundaries and alpine recreation. The map captures the meeting point of Grand Teton National Park, the Targhee National Forest, and the Jedediah Smith Wilderness, showing how land management has shaped the territory around Mount Glory. Evidence of the region’s earlier era remains at a prospect near Taylor Basin, while the modern character is reflected in the extensive trail network, including the Teton Crest Trail and Game Creek Trail. At the foot of Phillips Ridge, the settlement of Wilson represents the interface between these protected wildlands and the expanding valley communities. Notable hydrological and topographical landmarks like Ski Lake, the Glory Slide, and the remote Patrol Cabin are documented alongside complex drainage systems like Moose Creek and Granite Creek.