2020 Map of Bybee Knoll

About this map

Cache National Forest defines the upper reaches of this topographic landscape, where the Weber and Morgan county line cuts across high ridges and deep drainages. The area is marked by a complex network of canyons and hollows, often named for early settlers and figures of the local history, such as Raymonds Hollow, Guildersleeve Canyon, and Tom Condies Hollow. Prominent elevations like Bybee Knoll and Hoodoo Knoll stand as landmarks along Folley Ridge Rd, while the drainage system of Bybee Cr and its forks provide a focal point for the central terrain. The naming conventions throughout—including Maggie Hopkins Cottonwood Cr and Pete Nelson Hollow—provide a distinct genealogical record of the families who worked and lived in these canyons. Remote springs like Box Spring and Cold Spring emphasize the hydrological importance of this high-elevation terrain to the surrounding region.