2017 Map of Woodrock

About this map

Bighorn National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape in northern Wyoming, where the headwaters of the S Tongue River and its numerous forks carve through the timbered terrain. The settlement of Woodrock serves as a central point in an area defined by its hydrology and complex drainage systems, including Copper Creek, Wolf Creek, and Graves Creek. Notable for historians and genealogists are the Taylor Graves located near the northern edge of Graves Lake, providing a specific record of early presence in this backcountry. High-elevation points like Bonanza Lookout, Black Mtn, and Lookout Mtn offer fixed reference points for those tracing old forest routes. Modern recreation and legacy forestry paths are visible in the Woodrock ATV trail and names like Dunwood and Copperwood, reflecting the ongoing human interaction with this mountainous section of the Big Horn range.