2017 Map of Heber Mountain

About this map

Timber Lakes occupies the northwestern corner of this mountain terrain, characterized by a dense residential street network including Birch Rd, Aspen Rd, and Marigold Ln. This high-altitude settlement pattern transitions sharply into the Uinta National Forest, where the landscape is defined by massive ridges and deep drainage systems. Heber Mountain stands as a central topographic anchor, flanked by the Duchesne Ridge and the headwaters of several major waterways, including the Strawberry River and Currant Creek. Water management is visible through features like the Dee Mills Reservoir and Center Creek Number Five Reservoir. The eastern and southern portions of the map reveal a landscape shaped by glacial and fluvial erosion, with numerous named hollows such as Bellows Hollow and Bear Hollow providing a complex network of natural basins. Local recreation and access are facilitated by the Little S Fork Trail and the Roundy Basin/West Side Straw route, which navigate the high peaks and meadows.