2017 Map of Flat Ridge

About this map

Three Forks serves as a geographic anchor where the high-elevation drainage systems of Wasatch and Duchesne counties converge. This 2017 survey details a landscape defined by sharp topographical transitions and vital water resources like Bown Corral Reservoir and Trail Reservoir. The map illustrates the administrative intersection of the Uinta National Forest and Ashley National Forest, showing how modern land management overlays traditional landmarks. High ridges such as Reservation Ridge and Horse Ridge provide the backbone for transit, with Reservation Ridge Rd tracing the crest. Water sources are meticulously noted, from Banjo Spring in the north to Horse Ridge Spring in the south, highlighting the essential hydrology that supports this high-country environment. Distinctive peaks like Cat Peak and Indian Head offer clear navigational markers above the deep incisions of Tabbyune Canyon and Flat Ridge Canyon.