2020 Map of Anthro Mountain NE

About this map

Ashley National Forest covers much of this high-elevation terrain in Duchesne County, where a complex network of canyons drains toward the basin floor. The landscape is defined by the sharp descent from the Bad Land Cliffs in the south toward the lower northern drainages. These natural corridors, including Brundage Canyon, Nutters Canyon, and Alkali Canyon, have long influenced movement through this part of the Uinta Basin. The drainage system of Antelope Cr is particularly prominent, split into distinct branches such as Right Fork Antelope Canyon and Left Fork Antelope Canyon. Evidence of the region's unique mineral history is found at Gilsonite Draw, reflecting the specific geological resources that drove early development and exploration in this remote portion of Utah. The transition from high cliff edges to deep canyon floors is bridged by routes like Five Mile Draw Rd.