2014 Map of Elk Park

About this map

The high plateaus of the Ashley National Forest are defined by a network of seasonal meadows and mountain streams along the border of Daggett and Uintah counties. Known locally as parks, these open expanses like Elk Park, Manila Park, and Summit Park are connected by a system of forest roads, including State HWY 44, and notable infrastructure like the Deep Creek Campground Bridge. The landscape transitions from the high point at Trout Creek Peak down toward the Oaks Park Reservoir in the southeast, revealing a terrain utilized for both recreation and water management.