1980 Map of Wyoming Peak

About this map

Wyoming Peak and the high ridges of the Wyoming Range dominate this 1980 survey of the Bridger National Forest. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Piney Creek system, where the Middle Piney Lake sits below steep slopes. A network of pack trails, including the Middle Piney Trail and Fish Creek Trail, provides the primary access through this high-elevation terrain, crossing over points like Cheese Pass Springs. The map reveals the quiet infrastructure of the national forest during the late 1970s, featuring the Sacajawea Campground and a remote Cem Grave near South Piney Creek. The border between Lincoln and Sublette counties bisects the rugged topography, which is carved by numerous drainages such as Delight Creek and Prospect Canyon Creek.