2020 Map of Joseph Peak

About this map

The Pahvant Range dominates this portion of the Fishlake National Forest, where the high-altitude divide between Sevier and Millard counties defines the landscape. Centered on Joseph Peak, the topography is a complex network of deep drainages and flat-topped benches, including Al Gay Flat and the high Grass Valley. Water management is evident through features like Chokecherry Reservoir and the Gardner Hollow Reservoirs, which capture runoff from peaks such as Indian Peak and Bald Hill. This 2020 survey details a region defined by its trail systems, notably the Paiute (D-1) route and various numbered trails that navigate through Sam Stowe Canyon and over Coalbed Pass. The map reveals the intricate watershed of Corn Creek and Indian Creek, providing a contemporary record of forest access and land use in this part of central Utah.