2017 Map of Triple Peak

About this map

The Wyoming Range dominates this high-altitude landscape along the border of Lincoln and Sublette Counties, where peaks like Mt McDougal and Triple Peak reach above the surrounding river basins. This 2017 survey details the complex drainages of the Bridger National Forest, centered on the headwaters of S Cottonwood Cr and N Cottonwood Cr. The map highlights a significant network of recreational and historical paths, including the Wyoming Range NRT Section K and the Wy Range Nat Rec Trail, which navigate the steep ridgelines. Geologic and natural features such as the Triplet Vents near Triple Peak and the secluded Soda Lake at the foot of Lander Peak indicate the varied alpine terrain. Small clearings like Foster Meadows provide breaks in the timbered slopes, while naming conventions like Old Indian and Eagle Creek suggest long-standing mountain travel corridors.