Guess the spot: Maps Edition

[River]

 

[Ben]

Escalante River at coyote gulch

 

[River]

Yep!

 

[Ben]

 

[Ben]

In a national park.

 

[Artemus]

In a national park.

With all those roads! Bummer.

 

[Ben]

better than no park at all

one of the features in the map shares a name with the park.

 

[LarryBoy]

This one's got me stumped

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Redwood NP. Redwood Creek, Harry Weir Creek & Forty Four Creek & Grove of the Giants

 

[Ben]

Redwood NP. Redwood Creek, Harry Weir Creek & Forty Four Creek & Grove of the Giants

You're amazing.

 

[LarryBoy]

This one's got me stumped

I'd like to say that pun was intended, but sadly, it was not

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Next up.

 

[muir_mountain]

Next up.

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Frank Church River of no Return Wilderness, Burnt Knob Creek drainage, Burnt Knob Lakes pictured.
Edit: might actually be Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness

 

[muir_mountain]

Next up, I hope this doesn't get guessed too quickly:

 

[Jackson]

No idea, but it looks like quite a grunt to get up there. Likely very worthwhile, however.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Unnamed lake at the upper end of Silvertip Creek, west of Petrified Ridge, just east of Yellowstone.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

He-e-e-ere's Johnny!!

 

[muir_mountain]

@Outdoor_Fool damn you're good!!I've had my eye on that lake for a while... I think it may be the most isolated and hard-to-reach lake in the lower 48. I doubt more than a small handful of people have been to that Cirque.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

I was curious if you had been there. It is definitely remote.

 

[muir_mountain]

Not yet...I will someday though. See, you can't approach it from the trail in Silvertip Creek because of the cliffs. If you look on Google Earth, there appears to be a giant waterfall down the cliff from the outlet. So you have to approach it from the north, going up over the mountain and down to the Cirque... Even then, it might not be possible to get to the Cirque without climbing on likely crumbly rock.

Definitely an isolated Cirque that is one of a kind in the entire Absaroka Range...I have a feeling it's an amazing hidden gem.