1993 Map of Triple Divide Peak

About this map

Triple Divide Peak serves as the hydrological and topological anchor where the boundaries of Kings Canyon National Park and Sequoia National Park converge. This 1993 provisional survey documents the high-altitude wilderness of the Great Western Divide, a landscape defined by sharp peaks like the Black Kaweah and the sheer walls of Valhalla. The map details the early 1990s infrastructure of the high backcountry, including the Bearpaw Meadow Ranger Station and the Bearpaw High Sierra Camp, which mark the western approach to the interior.