1998 Map of Elizabeth Mountain

About this map

Wasatch National Forest defines the high-altitude landscape of this 1990s revision, which straddles the state line between Wyoming and Utah. The terrain is characterized by massive plateaus and prominent peaks, notably Elizabeth Mtn and the striking Table Top formation. Drainage patterns are complex, with the West Fork Blacks Fork and Mill Creek carving through the mountains, supported by high-country water bodies like Moslander Reservoir, Fish Lake, and Elizabeth Lake. Human presence is minimal and largely tied to forest management and resource extraction, as evidenced by the Mill Creek Guard Sta and a small Gravel Pit. The map captures a wilderness area transition, including Elizabeth Pass and the curiously named The Woodpile feature near the eastern boundary.