2017 Map of Hole In The Rock

About this map

Wasatch National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape along the border of Utah and Wyoming, where the drainage of the Beaver Creek forks carves through the northern Uinta Mountains. The small settlement of Hole in the Rock is centered near Hole in the Rock Spring, serving as a focal point for this wilderness area. The map illustrates a complex network of hydrological features, including the W Fork Beaver Cr, Middle Fork Beaver Cr, and E Fork Beaver Cr, which flow north toward the state line. Elevated landmarks like Thompson Peak, Burnt Ridge, and Poison Mtn define the topography, while distinct open areas such as Willow Park, Georges Park, and Beaver Parks indicate the intermittent meadows found within the timber. This survey details the remote backcountry infrastructure of the region, including the access provided by Willow Park Way.