1967 Map of Tworoose Pass

About this map

Ashley National Forest dominates this high-elevation landscape, where a network of trails and campgrounds supported backcountry recreation and ranching in the late 1960s. The confluence of the West Fork Rock Creek and East Fork Rock Creek at Stillwater marks a central point of activity, situated near the Rock Creek Ranch. The map illustrates a transition from the deep drainage of Rock Creek to the high alpine basins of Squaw Basin and Brown Duck Basin, separated by the namesake Tworoose Pass.