1996 Map of Two Ocean Pass

About this map

The Continental Divide winds through this high-altitude landscape where the hydrologic curiosity of Two Ocean Pass creates a rare parting of waters. Located within the Teton Wilderness of the Teton National Forest, this terrain is defined by the Two Ocean Plateau and a complex network of alpine drainage. Notable waterways such as the Snake River and Mink Creek flow toward the Pacific, while Atlantic Creek represents the eastern drainage. This 1990s revision shows the intricate network of backcountry paths, including a significant Trail system that follows Pacific Creek and crosses Phelps Pass. The presence of hyphenated features like Atlantic-Pacific Creek underscores the unique geography of this mountain pass, where a single stream can split to feed two different oceans. Other notable landmarks include Falcon Creek, Ebermann Creek, and the headwaters of Enos Creek.