2014 Map of Ingham Canyon

About this map

Ingham Peak and the high ridges of the Grouse Creek Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in northwestern Utah. The terrain is defined by a series of deep drainage systems, including Ingham Canyon, Bill Shaw Canyon, and Paskett Canyon, which feed into the Grouse Creek Valley to the west. Water sources are critical landmarks here, with named sites such as Paskett Spring, Cook Spring, and the North Bedke Spring scattered across the slopes. The network of primitive routes like Ingham Pass Rd and Red Butte Rd illustrates how cattlemen and travelers moved through these remote corridors. Notable geological formations like the Red Knolls provide distinctive navigational points for those tracing historical land use in this arid region.