2014 Map of Floy Canyon North

About this map

Steer Ridge and Wagon Road Ridge dominate the high-elevation landscape of Grand County, Utah, in this 2014 survey. The topography is defined by an intricate network of deep drainages, most notably Floy Canyon and its many branches, including the Left Hand Threeforks Floy Canyon. Water sources are critical in this arid environment, evidenced by scattered named features like Wilcox Spring, Pioche Spring, and the secluded Weaver Reservoir at the northern edge. The presence of Mormon Ridge and Ute Canyon suggests a long history of cultural navigation through these drainages. Other curious landmarks like Nutters Hole and Nine Hole dot the area near the Roan Peaks, while Showerbath Spring sits at the bottom of its namesake Showerbath Canyon to the south.