1980 Map of Wyoming Peak

About this map

Wyoming Peak and the high ridges of the Wyoming Range dominate this 1980 survey, illustrating a landscape defined by dramatic elevation and a network of remote alpine trails. The terrain within the Bridger National Forest is characterized by the headwaters of numerous drainages, including the complex forks of Middle Piney Creek and Coal Creek. A notable historical detail is the lone Grave located near the southern boundary, a quiet marker of the human presence in this high-altitude wilderness. The map provides clear documentation of back-country infrastructure, featuring sites like Sacajawea Campground and the Middle Piney Pack Trail. For those interested in geomorphology or recreation, the survey details landmarks such as Wakelo Falls and the secluded Middle Piney Lake, which is reached via several pack trails that navigate through Cheese Pass and along Darby Mountain.