2011 Map of Fool Creek Peak

About this map

Fool Creek Peak rises as the dominant landmark in this part of Millard County, overlooking a network of deep drainages and isolated water sources. This 2011 survey illustrates the complex hydrology of the high country, where seasonal flows like Dry Fork and Fool Creek are punctuated by critical watering points such as Pipe Spring, Black Willow Spring, and Mourning Dove Spring. The terrain is characterized by dramatic elevation shifts and narrow passages, most notably at The Narrows and throughout the various named canyons like Little Wild Horse Canyon and Charley Johnson Canyon. Evidence of past land use or historical activity is suggested by place names such as Mine Hollow and Mill Canyon, while Leamington Pass Rd provides the primary access route through this high-altitude environment. The map offers a precise view of the topography surrounding Wild Horse Peak and Buck Peak, essential for understanding the livestock and recreational history of the region.