1971 Map of Deep Creek

About this map

The eastern escarpment of the Sevier Plateau dominates this topographic study, where the high backcountry of the Dixie National Forest drops sharply toward the Sevier River valley. A complex network of drainages including Hoodle Creek, Willow Spring, and Deep Creek carve deep into the plateau, while the prominent flat-topped landmark of Table Mountain stands to the north. These drainage patterns dictate the limited human access to the interior, relying on established routes like the Pine Creek trail system.