1969 Map of Wiggins Peak

About this map

The high-elevation terrain of the Absaroka Range dominates this late-1960s survey, illustrating a landscape defined by dramatic drainage systems and alpine peaks within the Shoshone National Forest. Central to the sheet is the deep cut of Brown Rock Canyon, where Caldwell Creek flows toward its confluence with Wiggins Fork. The map provides an intricate look at the backcountry accessibility of the era, marking the Wiggins Fork Trail 2.7 Mi. and Emerald Creek Trail 0.9 Mi., alongside several unnamed pack trails used by rangers and early recreationists.