1977 Map of Stouts Mtn

About this map

Targhee National Forest defines the character of this high-elevation landscape, where a complex network of canyons and peaks straddles the boundary between Teton and Bonneville counties. The map documents a topography carved by water and ice, featuring prominent landmarks like Stouts Mountain, Liars Peak, and Chicken Peak. Significant for local history is the presence of West Pine Creek Girls Camp, a specific social use of the land situated near the confluence of West Pine Creek and Pine Creek. A system of Pack Trails and Jeep Trails provides the primary access through this wilderness area, connecting remote water sources such as Roy Farnes Spring, McCullock Spring, and Dry Canyon Spring. The nomenclature of the terrain reflects a mix of pioneer names and descriptive geography, from the suggestive No Cut Timber Canyon and Mike Spencer Canyon to the prominent Big Hole Mts in the northeast.