1998 Map of Horse Ridge

About this map

Wasatch Cache National Forest dominates this landscape where the high-altitude boundaries of Rich, Weber, and Morgan counties converge. Revised in the late 1990s, the map reveals a complex drainage network characterized by deep incisions like Frost Canyon and Squaw Canyon that feed toward Lost Creek. Prominent geological landmarks such as Squaw Butte and the extensive Horse Ridge define the vertical relief, while isolated water sources like Wonder Spring and Bear Hollow Springs provide critical points of interest in an otherwise high, arid environment. The presence of several Corral sites and numerous 4wd tracks suggests a landscape primarily utilized for seasonal grazing and timber management. This topographical study illustrates the intricate connection between the ridgelines, including Bald Ridge and Stark Ridge, and the hollows that drain this portion of the northern Wasatch Range.