2020 Map of Hole In The Rock

About this map

The high-elevation meadows and peaks of Wasatch National Forest dominate this landscape along the border between Summit County, Utah and Uinta County, Wyoming. The terrain is defined by the headwaters of the Beaver Creek system, including Middle Fork Beaver Cr and W Fork Beaver Cr, which carve through the high ridges. This area is historically marked by its utility for grazing and early resource extraction, as evidenced by naming conventions like Beaver Parks, Willow Park, and the presence of Coal Mine Hill to the east. A network of specialized forest routes, such as the Georges Park-Burnt Rdg Connect, provides access to these remote parklands. Significant landmarks like Thompson Peak and Hole in the Rock serve as key navigational points for those exploring the high country near the Bald Range and the secluded Hidden Lake.