2017 Map of Burnt Cabin Gorge

About this map

Ashley National Forest dominates this landscape in northeastern Utah, where the southern slopes of the Uinta Mountains transition into the high Diamond Mountain Plateau. The area is defined by a dense network of canyons and draws, including the eponymous Burnt Cabin Gorge and the notable Hole in the Wall Canyon. Human presence is marked by infrastructure supporting backcountry recreation and resource management, such as the Old Ski Tow near the Daggett County line and the Limber Flag Yurt Trail. Water management is evident through scattered features like the Counting Station Reservoir and Association Reservoir, which serve this arid high-elevation terrain. Historical land use is further reflected in traditional routes like the Ashley Driveway and family-named landmarks such as Mary Cashen Canyon.