2017 Map of Three Rivers Peak

About this map

Yellowstone National Park encompasses the high-altitude wilderness of this northwestern section of Park County, where complex drainage systems define the high country. The landmark Three Rivers Peak serves as a significant hydrologic hub, presiding over a landscape where the Gallatin River and Grayling Creek begin their descent. This 2017 survey details the dramatic elevations of Crowfoot Ridge and The Crags, alongside the alpine waters of Gallatin Lake. To the south and west, the map traces the winding paths of Gneiss Creek, Maple Creek, and Campanula Creek as they cut through the timbered slopes. Notable geographic features such as Bighorn Pass, Echo Peak, and the White Peaks provide critical orientation points for this remote backcountry region, illustrating the diverse topography that characterizes the park's interior mountain ranges.