2011 Map of Beehive Peak

About this map

Beehive Peak stands as the central landmark in this rugged corner of Sevier County, where the high-country terrain is defined by a complex network of ridges and canyons. The northern reaches are marked by Pharo Ridge and the deep incision of Willow Creek Canyon, while the southern landscape descends through Trough Canyon toward North Cedar Ridge Canyon. Settlement is sparse in this upland environment, with the Herbert Ranch appearing as the primary named site near the confluence of Willow Creek and Pharo Creek. The map details an intricate system of forest roads, including Forest Service Road 102 and Forest Service Road 910, which provide access to remote landmarks like Willow Creek Spring and the high plateaus of Ezras Flat and Frogs Flat. The drainage patterns of Amos Canyon and Sweetwater Canyon illustrate the erosive forces that have shaped the region's topography.