2015 Map of Wyoming Peak

About this map

Wyoming Peak and the high ridges of the Wyoming Range define this 2015 study of the Bridger National Forest. The landscape is a complex drainage basin for the S Piney Creek and Fish Creek systems, characterized by high-elevation landmarks like Mt Darby and Fish Creek Mtn. Water is central to the area's geography, with Middle Piney Lake situated in a high basin and several cascades including Wahido Falls and Lewis Falls marking the steep descent of mountain streams. The map traces the Wyoming Range NRT Section C and other National Recreation Trail segments, highlighting the area's role as a protected wilderness. Significant topographical transitions are noted at Cheese Pass and through the deep cuts of Burney Canyon and Prospect Canyon, providing a clear look at the geological structure of Lincoln and Sublette counties.