1980 Map of Stump Peak

About this map

The Lander Cutoff winds through this high-country terrain, marking a critical historic pathway across the Caribou National Forest. Surveyed in the 1970s, the map reveals a landscape defined by sharp drainage divides and steep ridges, notably the prominent Stump Peak and the ominously named Suicide Pass. A complex network of watercourses, including the South Fork and North Fork of Stump Creek, carves through the mountains, joined by smaller tributaries like Whiskey Creek and Chicken Creek.