2011 Map of Hoop Lake

About this map

Burnt Fork meanders through this high-altitude landscape on the Wyoming and Utah border, where water management and recreation define the local geography. The presence of Beaver Meadow Reservoir and Hoop Lake indicates the importance of mountain water resources in this arid region. Significant terrain features like the Bald Range, Widdop Mountain, and the tucked-away Gregory Basin dominate the northern half of the quadrangle, while Telephone Hollow suggests early communication corridors through the peaks. To the south, Kabell Meadows and the Hoop Lake Campground highlight the area's use for grazing and seasonal outdoor activity. The drainage network is dense, with Thompson Creek, Kabell Creek, and Lost Creek feeding into the larger systems that define the watershed near the turn of the 21st century.