2015 Map of Squaretop Mountain

About this map

The Bridger National Forest high country defines this 2015 survey, where glacial carved summits and alpine drainages form the headwaters of the Green River. A prominent section of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail- Wyoming Portion traverses the northeastern quadrant, skirting Granite Peak and overlooking Beaver Park. The landscape is characterized by its high-altitude peaks, including Squaretop Mtn and Glover Peak, which overlook a network of water bodies such as Granite Lake, Hidden Lakes, and the New Fork River. Notable for its absence of roads, the area relies on historic trail corridors like Porcupine Pass and natural landmarks such as New Fork Park to orient travelers. Researchers will find a preserved wilderness where topographic features like Palmer Canyon and Dome Peak have remained consistent landmarks for generations.