The Field Atlas
0/363Forest chapter · 44.47° N · 109.62° W
America’s first national forest — designated in 1891. Volcanic Absaroka peaks, the Clarks Fork canyon, and lodgepole and spruce on the eastern door of Yellowstone.
Benjamin Harrison set this land aside as the Yellowstone Park Timber Land Reserve. Wapiti Valley and the North Fork Shoshone still feel like the park’s quieter twin. Francs Peak and the Absarokas wall the sky.
Views & peaks
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Stamp each view as you reach it; the plate seals when every one is inked.
A private leaf
Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.
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Opening the leaf…
Onward
The nearest plates, by the miles.
Sunlight Basin22 miles · WyomingXCIII
Dead Indian Pass22 miles · WyomingXCIV
Chief Joseph Byway22 miles · WyomingXCII
Clarks Fork Canyon30 miles · WyomingXCVII
Beartooth Pass35 miles · Montana / WyomingLXXII
McCullough Peaks38 miles · WyomingXCV
Yellowstone48 miles · WyomingXVI
Togwotee Pass54 miles · WyomingCLXIIIForest chapter
Other US forest plates. See all forest destinations in the USA
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