The Bridger Wilderness
The Bridger Wilderness, within the Wind River Mountain Range, was designated as one of the first Primitive areas in the country in 1931. The pristine condition of the land was secured under the Wilderness Act of 1964, with 392,169 acres designated as wilderness. In 1984, the Bridger Wilderness was expanded to its current size of 428,169 acres. The area lies on the west side of the Wind River Mountain Range and includes over 2,000 glacial carved lakes, ponds, and potholes. Over 500 of the lakes in the range are known to support fish and about 240 have been identified in this brochure. These lakes range in size from well over 400 acres to tiny tarns. Lakes are connected with over 550 miles of streams that meander through meadows and plummet through canyons and tallus slopes, before exiting the wilderness boundary. With over 600 miles of trails connecting the northern and southern ends of this wilderness, the area offers a diverse trout fishery, with the opportunity to catch cutthroat, rainbow, brook, brown, golden and lake trout.
This wilderness is administered by the Pinedale Ranger District on the Bridger-Teton National Forest within Sublette County and a small portion of the Southern Winds lies in Fremont County. Regulations in the Bridger Wilderness include the following:
1. Individual groups are limited to 15 people. 2. Pack and saddle stock permitted in each group is limited to 25 animals. 3. The maximum length of stay by any individual or group is 16 days at one site. After 16 days the visitor must move a radius of 5 miles and may not return to the same site for 7 days. 4. Campsites must be located at least 200 feet away from a lake or forest system trail and 100 free from streams or springs. 5. Organized groups (scouts, church groups, clubs, etc) must have a permit. Permits are available at the Pinedale Ranger District Office PO Box 220, Pinedale, WY. 6. Pack and saddle stock will be tied so as not to cause any damage to any tree, vegetation, or soil. 7. Overnight campers with pack or saddle stock must have a visitor permit. Free permits are available at the Pinedale Ranger District Office, PO Box 220, Pinedale, WY.
1 8. No free trailing of pack or saddle stock on Forest service trails. 9. Non-burnable garbage will be packed out and no garbage will be buried. 10. Shortcutting trail switchbacks are not allowed. 11. Bulk hay or straw is not permitted. 12. Temporary camp structures such as hitching racks, tent frames or temporary tables will not be nailed or permanently attached to trees and must be dismantled after the use period. 13. Building, maintaining, attending or using an open fire above timberline is prohibited. 14. Possessing or using motorized equipment is prohibited. 15. Possessing or using a hang glider or bicycle is prohibited. 16. Possessing or using a wagon, cart or other vehicle, including “game carts”, is prohibited. 17. Landing an aircraft or dropping or picking up any materials, supplies or person by means of aircraft including helicopter is prohibited. 18. The use of salt for attracting wildlife is prohibited.
Leave No Trace principles are in place to protect the resource for future generations. They are designed to educate recreationists about how their decisions on the landscape will impact others ability to enjoy the natural environment, whether you are hiking, horse packing or riding, camping, backpacking, hunting or fishing. Though these principles may not always seem relevant to you, they are when recreating in areas where thousands of people are impacting the land. The Leave No Trace is an educational and ethical program which provides recreationists and outdoor enthusiasts techniques to prevent or minimize destruction to the land. Everyone should practice minimum impact skills and ethics. The seven standard Leave No Trace principles are listed below and for more information visit the Leave No Trace, Inc. website.
1. Plan Ahead and Prepare 2. Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces 3. Dispose of Waste Properly 4. Leave What You Find 5. Minimize Campfire Impacts 6. Respect Wildlife 7. Be considerate of Other Visitors
“While here on earth, I shall endeavor with all my ability and steadfast efforts to preserve and add to our wilderness so all who follow in my footsteps might have the same opportunity to use and enjoy it as I have. Remember, the way of a wilderness is love and kindness toward all forms of life”. Finnis Mitchell
2 Fishing in Bear Country Preventing Conflicts & Avoiding Confrontations with Bears in Wyoming
mother bears are extremely protective of their young.
If the bear charges, stand your ground and avoid direct eye contact. Bears often bluff charge by running with their head and ears up and with a stiff legged gait. Aggressive bears will run with their head down and ears back.Should you find yourself being charged by what appears to be an aggressive bear your options are limited. Running from a bear is never an option!
Options Playing dead should only be done if you are sure you are going to be All anglers in Wyoming should be alert to the fact that they are fishing touched by the bear. In this instance,drop to the ground and lie flat on in bear country, and in some instances,grizzly bear country. your belly, interlocking your fingers to cover your neck and head. Be sure to stay in this position until you are sure the bear is gone. If you If you will be fishing in the mountains of western Wyoming, you need are wearing a pack, leave it on. to take precautions to minimize the possibility of a confrontation with a black or grizzly bear. Grizzly bears are most likely to be found in the Using a bear deterrent such as bear spray may be the most effective Beartooth, Absaroka, Owl Creek, northern Wind River, Gros Ventre, option. Bear spray must be worn on your body in a place where it is and Teton Mountains. immediately accessible. To use bear spray, direct the expanding cloud toward the front of the bear. Once the bear's attention is directed away Bear Identification from you, leave the area. The black bear and the grizzly bear are often in the same areas. Neither color nor size should be used for identification. Firearms have been used effectively in aggressive encounters, but are Grizzly Bears Black Bears only recommended if no other options exist.Wounding a bear may • Prominent shoulder hump • Lacks shoulder hump increase the seriousness of the situation. • Dished face profile • Straight face profile • Short, rounded ears • Tall, pointed ears • Long claws • Shorter, more curved claws At the Camp Keep a clean camp. Most forests in northwest Wyoming have mandatory food storage orders specifying that all foods must be kept Bears Don't Like Surprises unavailable to bears. Store food garbage and other attractants in bear If you are going to travel in bear country, always "Be Bear Aware." resistant containers, a vehicle, hard sided camper, or at least 10 feet Most bear confrontations can be avoided if you let the bear know you above the ground and 4 feet from the trunk. Attractants include horse are there. and pet feed, human food, garbage, and toiletries. Grizzly bears are often found foraging in mountain meadows and on Sleep a good distance from your cooking area and food storage site. rocky slopes above timberline in summer and early fall. Watch for bears in white bark pine tree stands near timberline in late fall. Be Keep sleeping bags and personal gear clean and free of food odors. careful about hunting or traveling in dense "dark" timber, including Don't sleep with the clothes you wore while cooking. willow patches,where bears often make their day beds. Bears disturbed in their day bed may charge you in confusion. Bear Sign Learn to recognize bear tracks and scat. Grizzly and black bear tracks (front paws only) can be distinguished by drawing a straight line from the bottom of the largest outer toe across the top of the pad, then out beyond the opposite outer toe. If the opposite outer toe lies above or mostly above this line, the track is that of a grizzly.
Bear scats vary in color and size, and should not be used to identify black bears from grizzly bears. Instead,they should be recognized as bear scats and examined to determine what the bear has been eating. Then try to avoid areas where bears may be feeding. Avoiding or Minimizing Bear Encounters If you spot a bear before it sees you when traveling or fishing, walk quickly and quietly away. If the bear sees you but seems disinterested, do the same. If the bear becomes interested and begins to approach, observe the bear's head and body movements. Back up slowly, avoid eye contact, and speak in a soft monotone. If the bear stands upright,it is trying to get a better look and smell. Standing upright is not an aggressive display. Never get between a female bear and her cubs; Conserving Wildlife - Serving People 3 HOW TO USE BROCHURE This brochure lists lakes in numerical order by stream drainages, starting in the northwest corner of the Bridger Wilderness Area and progressing southeasterly. For example, Green River-Roaring Fork, Green River-Big Twin Creek, Upper New Fork River, etc.
Following the numerical code is the common name of the lake, elevation, surface acres and game fish present. (See sample info table below along with fish species identification key)
CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES 100 Big Sheep Mtn. 10,007 6 CT 101 Jim Creek Lake 9,961 4 BK 102 S. Jim Creek Lake 10,155 4 RB
RB - Rainbow BR - Brown CT - Cutthroat LT - Lake Trout BK - Brook GD - Golden GR - Grayling
FISHING REGULATIONS Fishermen are required to possess a valid Wyoming fishing license prior to fishing the Bridger Wilderness. They should be familiar with current fishing regulations, as they are subject to change. Licenses and regulations may be obtained from Cheyenne Headquarters, Regional Offices, any license-selling agent throughout the state, or online at: wgfd.wyo.gov. For further information concerning regulations or licenses contact:
Wyoming Game & Fish Department Pinedale Regional Office 432 East Mill Street Pinedale, WY 82941 (307) 367-4353 4 5 VICINITY MAP
SUGAR LOAF MOUNTAIN PINNACLE BUTTES SHOSHONE TRIPOD ¤£26 PEAK NATIONAL LAVA FOREST MOUNTAIN
SHERIDAN MOUNTAIN PASS MEADOWS MUDDY MONUMENTPEAK
BURNT MOUNTAIN SHOSHONE Dubois NATIONAL FOREST
FREMONT BRIDGER-TETON ¤£26 ARROW COUNTY NATIONAL MOUNTAIN DOWNS MOUNTAIN FOREST Green River - Green River - Roaring Fork [1] Big Twin Creek SALT LICK Pavillion MOUNTAIN GRANITE FITZPATRICK [2] PEAK WILDERNESS Bull INDIAN Lake Upper New RIDGE River Fork River Pine Wind River MOUNT New Forks [3] QUINTET Indian Reservation 189 Creek ¤£ PINE State Hwy 132 Lake MOUNTAIN MOUNT [4] LOOKOUT Green LESTER MOUNTAIN 132 ¤£287 ³ ± State Hwy 352 MILKY Willow Pole RIDGE Fort Washakie CDP Lake Creek Ethete CDP Fremont ROUND TOP MOUNTAIN Lake [5] MOUNT Half Moon BALDY State Hwy 354 Lake BRIDGER BALD Pinedale WILDERNESS MOUNTAIN Boulder RAID Lake PEAK POPO AGIE Lander ¤£189 Boulder Muddy WILDERNESS Creek TWIN BUTTES Creek State Hwy 353 [6] [7] MOUNT MOUNT State Hwy 131 SUBLETTE CHEVO ARTER Boulder BIG SANDY COUNTY MOUNTAIN BRIDGER-TETONUpper Big Sandy NATIONAL [8] CONY MOUNTAIN ¤£191 FOREST State Hwy 353 The sole purpose of the maps illustrated in this SHOSHONE publication is to identify opportunities for fishing in the Brider Marbleton Wilderness. These maps are not designed NATIONAL to provide accurate information on public and private land Little Sandy status. BigHowever, Piney the land status shown is based upon Creek FOREST the best information available to the Wyoming Game and Sweetwater River - Fish Department. Land status is in a perpetual state of [9] flux given exchange and/or sale of public and private lands. Lander Creek As a result, current status of land parcels marked as state, BLM or USDA FS may be different than that represented [10] in the base map. Please refer to the respective land 191 management agencies for the current status of the land ¤£ administered by them. Do not use the information provided in this publication for any other purpose than to identify Bridger Wilderness fishing lakes. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department does not assure the accuracy of private and public State Hwy 28 land status.
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LEGEND SEE MAP 4 FOR 80 Federal Highway ¦¨§ Camping Area T 37 N Drainage Area Boundary AREA DETAILS ## Federal Highway ¤£ T 36 N ´ Parking Area CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES Game and Fish Managed Lands 001 Native 9,925 14 GD, RB æX State Highway SEE MAP 4 FOR Comfort Station 002 U. Crescent 10,770 6 CT Bureau of Land Management 003 Crescent AREA 10,739DETAILS 13 CT Highways Boat Launch 004 Daphne 11,202 80 RB Bureau of Reclamation 005 Faler 10,185 13 GD Roads Other 006 Clear 8,865 53 GD !C Trailhead 007 Bear 10,548 107 RB Bureau of Indian Affairs 008 Slide 9,490 75 BK County Roads !@ Guard Station 009 Upper Green River Lake 7,969 155 BK, LT, RB State 010 Twin (both lakes) 9,820 12 CT Jeep Trail 011 Shirley 9,980 4 CT Private 012 Gadsby 10,270 10 CT 013 Doc's 9,791 6 BK Trail Section 014 Elbow Creek Lake #1 10,400 6 GD 015 Granite 9,247 15 BK Wilderness Boundary 016 Martin (Kenny) 10,925 47 BK Township - 017 Clark 10,275 4 RB Forest Boundary 0 1 2 Glacier 018 Stonehammer 10,260 17 GD Miles
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Bureau of Land Management CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION SURFACE ACRES SPECIES ¤£ Federal Highway Section 100 Big Sheep Mtn. 10,007 6 CT Bureau of Reclamation 10 80 Federal Highway Glacier 101 Jim Creek Lake 9,961 4 BK ¦¨§ 102 S. Jim Creek Lake 10,155 4 RB 11
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¤£ Federal Highway Drainage Area Boundary ´ Parking Area CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES 200 Kenny (Lozier) 10,590 14 BK Game and Fish Managed Lands 201 Hidden #3 10,900 26 BK Comfort Station æX State Highway 202 Thompson (Hidden #2) 10,900 31 BK Bureau of Land Management 203 Ruthie Lake (Hidden Lake #7) 11,200 29 BK Boat Launch 204 Lyn's (Hidden #1) 10,720 12 BK Highways 205 Pocahontas 10,650 6 CT Bureau of Reclamation !C Trailhead 206 Penny 10,390 4 BK 207 Joe's 9,590 5 GD County Roads Bureau of Indian Affairs 208 Palmer 10,165 19 BK !@ Guard Station 209 Dean 10,165 11 BK State 210 Round 9,952 22 BK Roads Other 211 Lost Camp 9,816 12 BK Private 212 Cliff Lake 10,100 8 BK 213 Rainbow 10,190 8 BK, RB Jeep Trail Township 214 Coyote 9,678 10 GR 215 Trail 9,753 20 GR Trail Section - 216 Section Corner 9,245 56 BK, BR, GR 217 Trapper 9,682 58 CT Glacier 0 1 2 12 Forest Boundary 218 Little Trapper 9,700 3 CT Miles 219 Snake 7,795 18 BK 13 4 Pine Creek Drainage
Palmer Trail R 108 W Bridger Creek Wilderness SEE MAP 1 FOR AREA DETAILS
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314 Bridger 313 Wilderness 333
316 # SEE MAP 3 317 318 334 # FOR AREA 320 DETAILS # 335 # # 319 Bridger 322 339 Wilderness 321 # 323
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325 326 336 SEE MAP 5 FOR !C 343 AREA DETAILS Upper Fremont Lake (Campground) 337 341
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338 CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES 300 Upper No Name 10,620 18 CT R 107 W R 108 W 301 Lower No Name 10,590 17 CT 302 Upper Elbow (Slim) 10,810 12 GD FS 134 303 Elbow 10,777 80 GD 304 Upper Twin 10,375 4 CT, GD 305 Pass 10,455 11 CT !C 306 Lower Twin 10,348 11 CT, GD Trails End Bridger 307 Summit 10,324 37 CT Fremont (Campground) Lake Wilderness 308 Cutthroat 10,595 23 CT 309 Borum 10,145 35 CT 310 Gottfried 9,880 3 CT, RB 311 Heart 10,014 23 RB
312 Neil Lake 9,717 9 CT, RB Skyline Drive Skyline 313 Neil Upper 9,730 11 CT, RB 314 Sauerkraut #2 10,193 16 CT 315 Sauerkraut #1 10,150 15 CT
316 B6 10,590 2 BK 9.8 Miles 9.8 Pinedale 317 B5 10,541 18 BK T 35 N 318 B4 10,440 36 BK Copyright:© 2013 National Geographic Society, i-cubed 319 B3 10,110 7 BK 320 W3 10,220 30 GD LEGEND 321 B2 10,250 5 BK, GD 80 Federal Highway 322 B1 9,950 10 BK, GD ¦¨§ Wilderness Boundary Camping Area 323 Prospector 9,470 5 BK 324 Glimpse 9,373 11 BK Federal Highway Drainage Area Boundary ¤£ ´ Parking Area 325 Upper Triangle 8,995 35 GD
Game and Fish Managed Lands 326 Triangle 8,895 55 GD æX State Highway Comfort Station 327 Lone (Secret) 7,790 8 BK 328 Upper Jean 10,799 17 CT Bureau of Land Management Boat Launch 329 Lower Jean 10,651 57 CT Highways 330 Upper Titcomb 10,598 106 GD Bureau of Reclamation 331 Lower Titcomb 10,575 106 GD !C Trailhead County Roads 332 Mistake 10,782 23 GD Bureau of Indian Affairs 333 Pothole 10,510 8 GD !@ Guard Station 334 Island 10,346 118 CT, GD, RB Roads Other State 335 Lost 9,755 52 BK, RB 336 Gorge 8,870 66 BK, RB Private 337 Upper Long 7,945 35 BK, CT, RB Jeep Trail 338 Long 7,875 126 BK, CT, RB Township 339 Little Seneca 10,350 11 RB 340 Seneca 10,270 159 BK, RB Trail 341 Nancy 10,499 5 GD Section - 342 Base Camp Lake 10,300 4 GD 343 Hobbs 10,075 20 GD, RB Glacier Forest Boundary 0 1 2 344 Eklund 10,275 9 RB Miles 14 345 Barbara 10,210 3 RB 15 687 716
11765 5 Pole Creek Drainage 12726 11480 10660 # 13041 # 11325# SEE MAP 4 FOR # AREA DETAILS
10660 # 12306 Bridger 400 # 11148 10230 Fitzpatrick 9840 Wilderness 10446 Wilderness 10660
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411 412 414 Bridger 408 10660 415 Wilderness 416 410 417 11896 11542 10017 FS 134 10660 413 SUBLETTE 425 # COUNTY 426 11480 9840 9840 11480 439 9840 12044 419 # 429
11480 9840 418 10660 10660 10660 9840 R 108 W R 107 W 420 427 10253 421 422 9840 9495 SEE MAP 6 FOR 9020 430 AREA DETAILS 423
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437 436 Fayette 448 Lake 446 Half CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES Moon 9020 443 Bridger-Teton 400 Wall 10,450 105 GD Lake 401 Upper Cooks 10,170 163 BK, LT 9840 National Forest 402 Lower Cook Lake 10,143 82 BK, LT 8200 444 449 9020 9840 403 Nelson 10,820 20 GD 404 Tommy 10,565 9840 20 BK, GD 405 Don 10,220 19 BK, LT 9840 406 East Nelson Lake 10,190 11 12362BK, LT 407 Peter 10,175 32 BK, LT 408 Spider 9,705 6 BK Half Moon 9761 409 Pole Creek #9 10,442 13 BK Wildlife Habitat 410 Pole Creek #8 10,450 14 BK Management Area 411 Miller Lake 9,940 21 BK
FS 115 FS 8200 412 Middle Sweeney 9,960 27 GD 9840 413 Lower Sweeney 9,760 18 CT 414 Upper Sweeney 10,140 9 GD Meadow Bridger 415 Mary's Creek 9,980 6 BK Copyright:©9626 2013 National Geographic Society, i-cubed
Lake 112 FS Wilderness 416 Upper Pole Creek 9,731 57 BK, CT, LT 8200 Burnt 417 Thousand Island 9,580 70 BK, CT, LT, RB Lake 418 Pole Creek #4 9,705 6 CT 8390 LEGEND 9840 419 "J" 9,180 13 BK 420 Emma 9,053 6 BK, LT 80 Federal Highway Wilderness Boundary ¦¨§ Camping Area 421 Junction 9,048 100 BK, BR, CT, LT, RB 422 Algae Lake 8,720 5 BK, RB Drainage Area Boundary 423 Dollar 8,545 14 BK, BR, CT, LT, RB Parking Area ¤£ Federal Highway ´ 424 Sturrey 9,155 24 BK, BR, CT, RB 425 Upper Chain 9,840 32 CT Game and Fish Managed Lands Comfort Station 426 Middle Chain 9,830 67 CT 427 Lower Chain 9,820 21 CT æX State Highway 428 Spruce 9,797 98 CT, RB Bureau of Land Management 429 Baldy 10,350 30 CT Boat Launch 430 Bell 10,010 15 CT Highways 431 Barnes 9,747 66 CT Bureau of Indian Affairs 432 Rodney 9,715 12 BK, BR, CT !C Trailhead 433 Jacquline 9,710 12 BK, BR, CT County Roads 434 Karen 9,700 17 BR, CT Bureau of Reclamation 435 Baldy Creek #1 9,545 5 BK Guard Station !@ 436 Belford 9,550 28 BK, BR 437 Trophy 9,430 22 BK, BR, CT Roads Other State 438 Southwest Trophy 9,440 13 BK, BR 439 Timico 10,512 81 BK Private 440 Sequa 9,940 106 BK Jeep Trail 441 Leaville 9,950 29 BK 442 Sarah Lea 9,965 11 BK Township 443 Horseshoe 9,457 100 BK 444 Surprise 8,910 28 GD Trail 445 Fall Creek #10 10,250 7 BK Section - 446 Stomach 10,200 7 BK 0 1 2 447 Fall Creek #9 10,150 16 BK Forest Boundary Glacier Miles 448 Fall Creek #7 10,060 12 BK 16 449 George 9,679 16 BK 6 Boulder Creek Drainage CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES LEGEND 500 Glacier 10,555 27 CT 80 Federal Highway Fitzpatrick ¦¨§ Wilderness Boundary State 501 North Fork #3 10,525 5 CT 502 North Fork #2 10,525 7 CT Wilderness T 1 N Drainage Area Boundary ¤£ Federal Highway Glacier 503 Barbara 10,322 26 CT 504 Europe Creek #7 10,813 13 CT T 1 S Game and Fish Managed Lands æX State Highway 505 Europe Creek #6 10,600 24 CT Camping Area 502 506 Europe Creek #4 10,542 72 CT # Highways Bureau of Land Management 507 Europe Creek #3 10,360 5 CT Creek # ´ Parking Area SEE MAP 5 FOR County Roads Bureau of Indian Affairs 508 Long 10,683 55 CT 509 Europe Creek #1 10,120 2 CT Comfort Station AREA DETAILS Roads Other Bureau of Reclamation 510 Victor 9,834 139 CT 503 511 August 9,865 6 CT Jeep Trail Private Boat Launch 501 512 Valley 10,147 17 CT 513 North Fork 9,754 163 CT Bridger R 6 W Trail Township !C Trailhead 500 514 Winona 9,688 26 CT Pole Wilderness 508 505 Forest Boundary Section !@ Guard Station 515 N. Fork Creek #3 9,570 7 CT 516 Ethel 8,660 27 CT 504 517 Dugway 8,675 5 RB T 35 N # FREMONT 518 Norman Lakes 9,386 16 GD COUNTY 509 506 519 Eds 9,025 4 GD T 34 N 507 # 538 520 Perry 9,382 9 BK SUBLETTE 521 Christina 9,255 27 BK 511 COUNTY - 522 Lovatt 9,456 70 BK 0 1 2 523 Coyote 9,515 23 GR 510 524 Cross 9,550 13 BK, GR 526 539 Miles 525 Blueberry (Ruff) 8,476 55 BK, CT, GR 513 540 526 Prue 10,157 38 CT 527 R 5 W 512 R 4 W 527 Upper Pipestone 10,125 9 CT 545 528 528 Lower Pipestone 10,125 21 CT 514 529 Howard 10,013 45 CT 529 530 Isabella 9,719 51 CT 515 547 530 531 Vera 9,625 8 CT 520 Bridger- 546 532 Upper Firehole 9,627 30 CT 518 Teton 523 533 Middle Firehole 9,618 26 CT 544 National 521 532 534 Lower Firehole 9,584 23 CT 541 Forest 524 531 550 535 Lost 9,575 2 BK 533 551 536 Divide Creek #7 9,325 7 BK, CT, RB Fall Creek 548 Wildlife Habitat 537 Pine Island 9,475 14 CT, RB Management Area Burnt 519 538 Howe 10,664 51 BK Lake 555 522 534 542 552 539 Hall's 10,602 206 BK 549 540 Hall's Creek #12 10,625 18 BK !C 516 Boulder Lake 525 Bridger 541 Hall Creek #4 9,987 18 BK (Campground) T 34 N Wilderness T 2 S T 1 S 542 Hall Creek #2 2,965 10 BK T 33 N 517 553 543 Junction 9,575 79 BK 544 Noel 10,440 85 BK Boulder 543 554 Shoshone 545 Middle Fork 10,252 257 BK 556 National FS 323 Lake 535 546 Middle Fork #3 10,100 34 BK 557 Forest 547 Middle Fork #2 10,040 20 BK 537 FS 104 548 Sand Point 9,810 32 BK 549 Bob's 9,875 20 BK 536 559 # 550 Rainbow 10,341 76 BK, RB 558 551 Little Rainbow 10,420 6 BK, RB
6.6 Miles State Hwy 353 Soda !C 552 Sunrise 10,380 28 CT R 107 W R 106 W Lake Scab Creek 553 Dream 9,842 63 BK, CT (Campground) # 554 Crescent 9,751 16 BK 555 Jim Harrower 10,828 35 GD 556 Bonneville 10,521 16 BK BLM 5423 SEE MAP 7 FOR Bridger 557 Raid 9,946 131 BK, LT AREA DETAILS Wilderness 558 South Fork 9,937 20 BK 559 Cross 10,087 83 BK, LT 17 18 7 East Fork River Drainage CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES 600 Little Divide 9,603 14 BK, CT, RB R 5 W R 4 W 601 Divide 9,668 134 BK, CT, RB 602 Toboggan #15 9,526 34 BK 603 Toboggan #3 (Beaver) 9,220 8 BK 604 Jack's 8,980 9 BK, CT T 34 N T 2 S 605 Scab 9,515 32 BK SEE MAP 6 FOR 606 Monroe 9,570 20 BK, CT T 33 N 607 Star 9,497 55 BK AREA DETAILS 608 War Bonnet 10,180 26 BK, RB Bridger
R104 W 609 Upper Silver 9,967 66 BK Wilderness R103 W 610 Silver 9,928 171 BK 619 611 Lower Silver 9,891 28 BK 617 Shoshone 612 Indian 9,834 5 BK 603 613 Long Gut 9,795 11 BK National 618 # 614 Silver Creek #1 9,690 20 BK Forest 615 Wolf 9,569 26 BK, RB 601 620 FREMONT 616 Cottonwood 9,540 20 RB 604 COUNTY 617 East Fork #6 10,360 11 BK 600 # 618 East Fork #5 10,331 5 BK 602 SUBLETTE 619 Pyramid 10,570 55 GD 608 R 103 W 5423 COUNTY 620 Maes 10,343 26 BK, BR, GD, LT, RB BLM 621 Skull 10,282 12 BK R 107 W R 106 W 622 Barren 10,717 21 BR !C 606 609 623 Billy's 10,610 35 BK Scab Creek 607 621 624 Shadow 10,338 44 BK (Campground) 625 Marm's 9,879 33 BK 605 626 Donald 10,153 25 CT 612 627 Dad's 9,741 53 BK, CT 610 622 628 Fish 10,124 5 BK Bridger 614 611 629 Mirror 9,833 7 BK Wilderness T 33 N 624 630 Divide 9,980 5 BK 623 631 Francis 9,512 5 BK, CT 613 T 32 N 632 Poston 9,350 13 BK 633 Boulter 9,225 31 BK, CT 625 627 LEGEND 615 626 616 80 Federal Highway ¦¨§ Wilderness Boundary Camping Area 631 629 Drainage Area Boundary Federal Highway ´ Parking Area # ¤£ 632 #
Game and Fish Managed Lands Comfort Station æX State Highway # 630 Bureau of Land Management Boat Launch 628 Highways Bureau of Indian Affairs Trailhead !C SEE MAP 8 FOR County Roads Bridger-Teton Bureau of Reclamation 633 !@ Guard Station National Forest AREA DETAILS Roads Other State R 106 W R 105 W R 104 W Bridger Private Jeep Trail Wilderness !C Township Big Sandy (Campground) Trail Section - 353 ¤£ 0 1 2 Forest Boundary Glacier Miles
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SEE MAP 7 FOR Shoshone AREA DETAILS National Forest 707
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æX State Highway Comfort Station Bureau of Land Management
Boat Launch 119 FS Highways CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES Bureau of Indian Affairs 700 Black Joe #1 10,278 10 CT County Roads !C Trailhead 701 Black Joe 10,250 76 CT Bureau of Reclamation 702 Deep 10,502 62 BK
Roads Other Guard Station 703 Clear 10,012 44 BK State !@ 704 Temple 10,650 82 BK 705 Miller (Little Temple) 10,582 9 BK Jeep Trail Private 706 Rapid 10,281 10 BK 707 North Lake 10,170 8 BK Trail Township 708 Big Sandy 9,690 57 BK, CT 709 Blue Lake 10,334 10 BK Forest Boundary Section - 710 Big Sandy #2 9,650 8 BK 711 Diamond 9,514 9 CT 0 1 2 Wilderness Boundary Glacier 712 V 9,420 42 RB 22 Miles 713 Meeks 9,303 11 BK 701 23
708 9 Little Sandy Drainage
#
Bridger Wilderness #
# T 33 N T 32 N
SEE MAP 8 FOR Shoshone AREA DETAILS National Forest
R 103 W R 102 W
#
Bridger Wilderness
SUBLETTE FREMONT COUNTY COUNTY 800 # Bridger-Teton DIVIDE National Forest Bridger Wilderness
FS 297 SEE MAP 10 FOR AREA DETAILS
CONTINENTAL
FS 294
Bridger-Teton
National Forest
FS 295 FS # FS 119 FS
LEGEND 80 Federal Highway Federal Highway æX State Highway ¦¨§ ¤£ Bureau of Reclamation Wilderness Boundary Camping Area Highways ´ Parking Area State Drainage Area Boundary County Roads Comfort Station Game and Fish Managed Lands Private Boat Launch Roads Other
Bureau of Land Management Trailhead Jeep Trail Township !C
- Bureau of Indian Affairs Guard Station !@ Trail Section 0 1 2 Glacier CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES Miles Forest Boundary 24 800 Little Sandy 9,479 94 BK, CT 25
Bridger WEST RIVER Wilderness #10PEAK Sweetwater River Drainage
#
Shoshone National Forest
SUBLETTE FREMONT COUNTY COUNTY Shoshone National Forest
SEE MAP 9 FOR AREA DETAILS
# DIVIDE Bridger Wilderness Bridger Wilderness
900
901
902 T 31 N
T 30 N CONTINENTAL 903
# Bridger-Teton
National Forest
FS 295 FS FS 119 FS Bridger-Teton FS 291 National Forest
#
BLM 4112 BLM 4105 BLM
LEGEND Camping Area County Roads 80 Federal Highway Game and Fish Managed Lands ¦¨§ ´ Parking Area Federal Highway ¤£ Bureau of Land Management Comfort Station Roads Other æX State Highway Bureau of Indian Affairs Boat Launch - Jeep Trail Wilderness Boundary Trailhead 0 Bureau of Reclamation !C 1 2 Miles Trail State !@ Guard Station Township
Private CODE LAKE NAME ELEVATION (ft.) SURFACE ACRES SPECIES Forest Boundary Section 900 Scud 9,494 5 BK, CT
Drainage Area Boundary Glacier 901 Mortsyn 9,250 3 BK Highways 902 Needles 9,175 3 BK 26 903 Blucher 8,692 7 BK, GD