2017 Map of Cove Fort

About this map

Cove Fort stands at a historic crossroads where the Pahvant Range meets the Tushar Mountains, serving as a vital point of transit in this high-desert landscape. The area is defined by the intersection of major modern thoroughfares and ancient trails, reflecting a long history of travel through the mountains. To the south, the settlement of Sulphurdale is situated near the Sulphur Creek drainage, with the Geothermal Plant Road (Admin) indicating the modern industrial utilization of the region's natural resources. Much of the eastern terrain is protected within the Fishlake National Forest, where steep canyons like Wales Canyon and Bear Canyon give way to secluded upland features such as Shingle Creek Meadows and the aptly named Dead Cow Spring.