Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Teton Wilderness Area:
DuNoir/Pacific Creek/Blackrock Creek ..................
81,112
Bridger-Teton/Shoshone
National Forest
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Gros Ventre Wilderness Area:
Shoal Creek addition ..............................................
35,000
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Gros Ventre additions ............................................
85,687
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Total ................................................
120,687
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Bridger Wilderness Area:
Bridger additions ....................................................
143,300
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Popo Agie Wilderness Area:
Popo Agie additions ................................................
47,709
Shoshone National For-
est
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Winegar Hole Wilderness Area:
Winegar Hole addition ...........................................
4,859
Targhee National For-
est
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area:
Cowboys Heaven .....................................................
40,509
Gallatin/Beaverhead
National Forest
Lee Metcalf additions .............................................
188,707
Gallatin/Beaverhead
National Forest
Total ................................................
229,216
.
Each of the following areas shall become a component of the National Wilderness Pres-
ervation System and shall take the name given to it in this table:
Gallatin Range ........................................................
236,802
Gallatin National For-
est
Chico Peak ..............................................................
12,422
Gallatin National For-
est
Lionhead .................................................................
47,969
Gallatin/Targhee Na-
tional Forest
Line Creek Plateau/Deep Lake ..............................
112,739
Custer/Shoshone Na-
tional Forest
Monument Ridge ....................................................
17,835
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Munger Mountain ...................................................
8,427
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Little Sheep Mountain ............................................
14,884
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Palisades .................................................................
223,167
Bridger-Teton/Targhee
National Forest
Mt Leidy Highlands ...............................................
165,219
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Salt River Range ....................................................
227,909
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Grayback Ridge ......................................................
294,373
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Commissary Ridge ..................................................
94,239
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
South Wyoming Range ...........................................
78,577
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Gannett Hills/Spring Creek ....................................
76,985
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Little Cottonwood ...................................................
5,448
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
North Mountain ......................................................
9,950
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Philips Ridge ..........................................................
10,316
Bridger-Teton National
Forest
Garns Mountain .....................................................
104,220
Targhee National For-
est
Warm River ............................................................
25,639
Targhee National For-
est
Snake River ............................................................
6,930
Targhee National For-
est
Bear Creek .............................................................
117,394
Targhee/Caribou Na-
tional Forest
Stump Creek ...........................................................
98,415
Caribou National For-
est
Caribou ...................................................................
82,201
Caribou National For-
est
Poker Peak .............................................................
19,812
Caribou National For-
est
Bitters Peak ...........................................................
12,376
Caribou National For-
est
Wolverine Creek ......................................................
20,640
Caribou National For-
est
Pole Creek ..............................................................
8,392
Caribou National For-
est
Gravelly Mountains .................................................
267,549
Beaverhead National
Forest
Snowcrest ................................................................
95,491
Beaverhead National
Forest
Tobacco Root Mountains ........................................
102,031
Beaverhead/Deerlodge
National Forest
ECOSYSTEM TOTAL ...................
3,856,803
(3) GREATER SALMON/SELWAY ECOSYSTEM.—
(A) 
CONGRESSIONAL
FINDINGS.—The
Congress finds as follows:
(i) The Greater Salmon/Selway region
is one of the most rugged and wild areas
in America, and one of the largest intact
forest ecosystems in the temperate zones of
the Earth.
(ii) The core of the region is com-
prised of the Frank Church-River of No
Return and Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
areas.
(iii) Swimming the Salmon and Clear-
water river systems, several species of
salmon and sea-going trout still make the
900 mile spawning journey from the Pa-
cific Ocean to small tributaries in the high
mountain country.
(iv) Biological and landscape diversity
in the region is great, ranging from rocky,
dry canyon country to wet forests of an-
cient cedars many feet in diameter in the
Mallard-Larkins and other areas.
(v) A wide array of forest dwelling
species reside in the region, and the gray
wolf is making a comeback.
(B) DESIGNATION.—(i) In order to protect
the unique ecosystem of the Greater Salmon/
Selway region, the areas named in the table in
clause 
(ii), 
which 
comprise 
approximately
5,160,727 acres as generally depicted on the
maps with titles corresponding to each such
area and dated January 1, 1995, are hereby
designated as wilderness. Each such wilderness
area shall either be incorporated into the wil-
derness area indicated or shall be known by the
name given to it in such table, as specified in
such table. Each such map shall be on file and
available for public inspection in the Office of
the Chief of the Forest Service, United States
Department of Agriculture.
(ii) The table referred to in clause (i) is as
follows:
GREATER SALMON/SELWAY ECOSYSTEM
.
The following areas shall be incorporated into the Frank Church-River of No Return
Wilderness Area:
Name of Wilderness Area
Approxi-
mate Acre-
age
Location
Bluejoint .................................................................
62,321
Bitterroot/Salmon Na-
tional Forests
Camas Creek ..........................................................
99,572
Challis/Salmon National
Forests
Blue Bunch .............................................................
11,296
Challis/Boise National
Forests
Loon Creek .............................................................
102,861
Challis/Sawtooth Na-
tional Forests
Pinnacle Peak .........................................................
10,491
Payette National Forest
Meadow Creek ........................................................
47,163
Payette National Forest
Big Creek Fringe ....................................................
1,305
Payette National Forest
Placer Creek ...........................................................
6,803
Payette National Forest
Smith Creek ............................................................
2,303
Payette National Forest
Cottontail Point-Pilot Peak ....................................
107,283
Payette National Forest
Bernard ..................................................................
19,716
Boise National Forest
Burnt Log ...............................................................
21,377
Boise National Forest
Whiskey ..................................................................
3,799
Boise National Forest
Nameless Creek ......................................................
2,231
Boise National Forest
Tennessee ...............................................................
649
Boise National Forest
Poker Meadows .......................................................
968
Boise National Forest
Black Lake .............................................................
5,661
Boise National Forest
Panther Creek ........................................................
33,885
Salmon National Forest
McEleny ..................................................................
2,932
Salmon National Forest
Little Horse ............................................................
6,047
Salmon National Forest