2015 Map of Torrey Lake

About this map

The Shoshone National Forest landscape is defined by its dramatic hydrography, where the Wind River and its complex system of tributaries carve through the Fremont County wilderness. A prominent chain of glacial lakes—including Torrey Lake, Ring Lake, and Trail Lake—stretches through the central corridor, while higher elevations house more secluded water bodies such as Lake Louise and Hidden Lake. The presence of the Diamond Ditch and Carson Ditch reflects a history of water management for irrigation in this arid environment. Significant topographical markers like Whiskey Mtn, Arrow Mtn, and the Torrey Rim overlook deep basins and canyons. Local history and outdoor research can be traced through specific labels such as the Jakeys Fork Spring and the Bomber Falls near Bomber Basin, while established routes like Trail Lake Rd and the Ross Lake Trl provide the primary access through this high-altitude terrain.