2014 Map of Fool Creek Peak

About this map

Fool Creek Peak dominates this high-elevation terrain within the Fishlake National Forest, where the rugged Canyon Mountains divide Juab and Millard counties. The landscape is defined by a complex network of steep drainages including Pass Canyon, Mill Canyon, and North Walker Canyon. This 2014 survey records essential water sources for the region, such as Wildhorse Spring, Mourning Dove Spring, and Black Willow Spring, which have long been vital for both wildlife and high-country livestock. Local landmarks like The Narrows and Enoch Point provide navigational reference points across the ridges. Early transportation routes are represented by the Leamington Pass Rd, which crosses the northern section at Leamington Pass, while the presence of Mine Hollow suggests the history of resource exploration in these mountains.