2014 Map of Hidden Lake

About this map

Wasatch National Forest land dominates this section of the Uinta Mountains, where the high-altitude drainage systems of the Weber River and S Fork Chalk Cr define the landscape. The geography is marked by significant topographical shifts, ranging from the Mahogany Hills and Whites Basin in the southwest to the steep drainages of Fish Creek in the northeast. The presence of Hidden Lake and Shingle Mill Lake highlights the glaciated character of these summits, while a network of forest roads and trails, such as E Fremont Trl and Red Fir Way, suggests the area's role in modern resource management and recreation. The Weber River corridor serves as a primary valley floor, collecting numerous tributaries like Perdue Cr and Smith and Morehouse Cr as they descend from the surrounding ridges.