2015 Map of Snake Hot Springs

About this map

Snake Hot Springs lies at the heart of this landscape where the Snake River winds through the southern reaches of Yellowstone National Park. This 2015 survey illustrates a wilderness defined by its complex drainage systems and high-altitude terrain, including the Red Mountains to the north and Huckleberry Ridge within the Teton National Forest to the south. The area serves as a significant hydrological intersection where Harebell Cr and Coulter Cr contribute to the river's flow. A network of backcountry routes, such as the S Boundary-Harebell Trail and Wolverine Creek Trail, indicates the limited human footprint in this protected region. The presence of Sheridan Lake and Basin Cr Lake further highlights the prominence of alpine water bodies in this Teton County backcountry.