2017 Map of Hoop Lake

About this map

Ashley National Forest and Wasatch National Forest dominate this high-altitude landscape along the border where Wyoming and Utah meet. The terrain is defined by significant elevations, including Widdop Mtn and the Bald Range, which descend into hydrological systems like Indian Cr and the Burnt Fork. Water management is evident through features like the Beaver Meadow Reservoir and Hoop Lake, suggesting the importance of these resources for the surrounding high-country basins. Historical land use and resource extraction are subtly noted through names like Coal Mine Hill, while broad meadows such as Kabell Meadows and Bull Park indicate open grazing or natural clearings within the timbered forest. The presence of Fish Lake and Thompson Cr further illustrates a complex network of alpine drainage across the county lines of Sweetwater and Summit.