1970 Map of Thorofare Buttes

About this map

The high alpine Divide country of northwest Wyoming is defined here by the convergence of the Shoshone National Forest and Teton National Forest. Centered on the towering Ishawooa Cone, the landscape is a network of drainage basins and ridges that mark the transition between the Washakie Wilderness and the Teton Wilderness. High-altitude crossings like Ishawooa Pass, Deer Creek Pass, and Rampart Pass serve as the primary conduits through this roadless terrain.