1998 Map of Hidden Lake

About this map

The Wasatch National Forest dominates this landscape, where high-elevation watersheds converge along the Base Line and the Kamas Ranger District boundary. The terrain is defined by the headwaters of the Weber River, which receives flows from Smith and Morehouse Creek and the South Fork Weber River. This hydrological network is a study in resource management at the end of the century, showing the proximity of the Elkhorn Reservoir to drainage systems like Fish Creek and South Fork Chalk Creek. Significant landforms such as the Mahogany Hills and Whites Basin provide context for the local topography, while localized industrial activity is noted at the Gravel Pits. The map captures the quiet isolation of Hidden Lake and Shingle Mill Lake, preserving the footprint of these high-country basins before modern changes.