2012 Map of Wahb Springs

About this map

Calfee Creek Patrol Cabin stands as a rare outpost of human presence in this mountain landscape near the confluence of the Lamar River and Calfee Cr. This 2012 survey illustrates a topography defined by significant water systems, where Cache Cr and S Cache Cr drain from the high elevations of Mount Norris and the peak known as The Needle. The drainage patterns suggest a complex watershed feeding into the river system below, while ominous names like Death Gulch hint at the difficult passage and natural hazards inherent to the terrain. The presence of Wahb Springs further indicates the geothermal or hydrological activity characteristic of this part of Park County, Wyoming. This map serves as an essential record of the backcountry trails and remote hydrology that define the wilderness area during the early 21st century.