2017 Map of Candland Mountain

About this map

Candland Mountain rises as a central landmark within the Wasatch Plateau, where the borders of Sanpete, Emery, and Carbon counties converge. This high-altitude landscape is defined by its water management and infrastructure, anchored by the Electric Lake reservoir to the north and Miller Flat Reservoir to the southwest. The distribution of features like the Huntington Pipeline and the Sawmill Canyon Trail reflects a wilderness managed for both resource extraction and recreation within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Steep drainage systems including North Hughes Canyon, Flood Canyon, and Pole Canyon carve through the plateau, illustrating the complex hydrology that feeds Huntington Creek. To the south, the peaks of Bald Mtn and Seeley Mtn overlook the Scad Valley Trail, marking a terrain defined by high ridges and deep canyons.