2014 Map of Hayden Peak

About this map

Hayden Pass serves as a critical high-altitude corridor where the Summit and Duchesne County line follows the drainage divide of the Uinta Mountains. This 2014 survey documents a landscape of glacial cirques and alpine basins, including the notable Naturalist Basin, Murdock Basin, and Four Lakes Basin. The drainage patterns are meticulously recorded, showing the headwaters of the Hayden Fork flowing north and the Duchesne River and its tributaries, such as the Stillwater Fork, carving deep canyons to the south. State Hwy 150 winds through the western portion, providing access to remote recreational sites like the Highline Trail Head Campground and Butterfly Campground. The map traces the Highline Trail across the high country, connecting alpine summits like Mt Agassiz and Hayden Peak.