2023 Map of Bellehelen

About this map

Kawich Range terrain dominates this Nevada landscape, where the high country drops sharply into the expansive Stone Cabin Valley to the west and Reveille Valley to the east. This modern survey illustrates a network of seasonal water sources and canyons that have likely guided travel through these mountains for generations. Named for a 1904 mining camp, Bellehelen Canyon serves as a central feature alongside Neversweat Canyon. The presence of Bellehelen Lake Number One and Bellehelen Lake Number Two at the southern edge suggests localized catchment basins in an otherwise arid environment. Geologic and topographic landmarks like Castle Rock and Doya Goi provide significant orientation points for those navigating the high desert, while secluded water spots such as Jackson Falls Spring and Radium Spring mark critical resource points in the high country.