1996 Map of Two Ocean Lake

About this map

Jackson Lake Lodge serves as the primary human hub in a landscape dominated by complex waterways and high-altitude terrain at the northern edge of Grand Teton National Park. This mid-1990s record details the intersection of the Teton National Forest and the Teton Wilderness, where Pilgrim Creek and its tributaries like Middle Pilgrim Creek carve through the valley floor. The map highlights the significant glacial lakes, specifically Two Ocean Lake and Emma Matilda Lake, which are circumnavigated by the Two Ocean Lake Trail and Emma Matilda Lake Trail. South of Pilgrim Mountain, the landscape transitions into the marshy expanse of Willow Flats, dotted with landmarks such as Lunch Tree Hill and Christian Pond, illustrating the intricate drainage patterns that define this protected Wyoming ecosystem.