2011 Map of Fivemile Ridge

About this map

Panguitch Municipal Airport serves as a lone point of modern utility amidst the high-elevation drainage systems of southern Utah. The terrain is defined by the prominent Fivemile Ridge and the dual summits of Twin Peaks, which overlook a network of seasonal watercourses and spring-fed canyons. The landscape is deeply carved by drainage systems like Panguitch Creek and Butler Creek, while historical land use is suggested by descriptive local names such as Wagon Box and White Rocks. Access is primarily facilitated by rugged routes like Little Valley Rd, winding through numerous hollows including Indian Hollow and Schumake Hollow. This survey captures a region where high-country ranching and aviation intersect with the difficult geography of the Twin Peaks Canyon area.