2014 Map of Dutch Peak

About this map

Dutch Peak stands as the central landmark in this high-elevation portion of the Wasatch National Forest, where the Sheeprock Mountains meet the West Tintic Mountains. This 2014 survey captures a landscape defined by sharp ridges and deep drainage systems, crossing the county line between Tooele Co and Juab Co. Resource management and seasonal water access are evident through features like the Vernon Reservoir and numerous isolated water sources including Chokecherry Spring and Indian Springs. The terrain is marked by descriptive local nomenclature for its canyons and hollows, such as Hard to Beat Canyon, Burned Canyon, and Snow Hollow. A network of unpaved corridors like Dutch Creek Rd and Pole Canyon Rd provides the primary access through these national forest lands, tracing the natural contours of the mountain passes.