2014 Map of Bull Valley Gorge

About this map

Bull Valley Gorge and the White Cliffs dominate this portion of Kane County, where the desert floor is carved by intricate drainage systems. The Paria River cuts through the eastern half of the region, joined by smaller tributaries like Willis Creek and Rock Springs Cr. This 2014 survey documents a landscape of dramatic elevation changes, from the high Deer Range to the depths of Deer Creek Canyon. Human presence is represented primarily by primitive roads such as Deer Springs Rd and Road 530, which navigate around natural barriers like Little Bull Valley and Rock Springs Bench. The map illustrates the geological transition from the lower Indian Hollow to the expansive Little Dry Valley, providing a detailed look at the complex topography and seasonal waterways of the Utah canyonlands.