2011 Map of Johns Peak

About this map

Johns Peak and Kinneys Peak dominate this high-elevation landscape in Sevier County, defining a topography of high ridges and deep drainages. The area serves as a significant headwater region, where waters flow through complex networks like North Last Chance Creek and South Last Chance Creek. A single primary artery, Last Chance Rd, provides access through the high country, connecting remote landmarks such as Round Spring and the secluded Paradise Valley Lake. The drainage patterns, including Red Creek and Clear Creek, illustrate the natural erosion and water distribution characteristic of this part of the Utah plateau, where seasonal moisture and spring-fed features are vital to the local ecology and high-altitude rangeland management.