2014 Map of Heber Mountain

About this map

The high ridges of the Uinta National Forest dominate this 2014 survey, where the drainages of the Little S Fork Provo River and the Strawberry River diverge. The landscape is defined by its water management and diverse topographic landmarks, from the elevation of Heber Mtn and Currant Creek Peak to the essential catchments of the Dee Mills Reservoir and Center Cr Number Five Reservoir. This portion of Wasatch County shows a transition from the structured residential roads of the northwest corner, such as Lake Creek Rd and Tanglewood Dr, into the deep basins and canyons of the backcountry. Geographers can trace the intricate network of hollows, including Buck Hollow and Dip Vat Hollow, which feed into the regional river systems that sustain the valley below.