2020 Map of Coffee Peak

About this map

Indian Ranch sits at the northern edge of the high mountain terrain, a rare pocket of settlement in a landscape defined by the deep incisions of the Pahvant Range. The area is part of the Fishlake National Forest, where steep drainages like Teeples Canyon and Jumpoff Canyon fall away from prominent high points such as Coffee Peak. Evidence of local resource extraction appears with a Coal Mine located along the ridges, while the network of trails like Trail 1399 and Trail 1418 suggests a legacy of forest management and backcountry access. Hydrological features such as Bennett Spring and Wide Mouth Spring provide critical water sources in this arid environment, often feeding into named channels like Pioneer Cr or the man-made Pioneer Ditch.