1981 Map of Roberts Mountain

About this map

The Continental Divide zigzags across this high-altitude landscape in the Wind River Range, marking the boundary between the Bridger Wilderness and Shoshone National Forest. This 1981 survey documents a complex glaciated environment where the Wind River Indian Reservation Boundary meets the crest of the range. The map illustrates the hydrography of the region, showing the headwaters of the Wind River and the North Fork Little Wind River. Glacial features such as the Glacier near Lake Heebecheeche are clearly marked, alongside prominent high-elevation landmarks including Mount Lander, Wolverine Peak, and Musembeah Peak. A network of pack trails provides the only access through this wilderness area, connecting remote alpine basins like Bonneville Basin and significant water bodies such as Lake Solitude and Raft Lake.