2011 Map of Knoll Hill

About this map

Snake Valley and the surrounding high desert terrain dominate this western Utah landscape, where the Conger Range and Confusion Range meet. The geography is defined by a series of critical mountain gaps used for navigation, including Coyote Pass, Cedar Pass, and Okelberry Pass. These corridors, along with Toms Knoll Pass, illustrate the historical movement patterns through the Great Basin's basin-and-range topography. Water sources are exceptionally sparse in this arid environment, making features like Horse Trap Spring in the northwest corner significant landmarks for both wildlife and early travelers. Local transit is managed by primitive routes such as Browns Wash Rd and the path of Old 6 and 50, which trace the low-lying drainage of Browns Wash beneath the peaks of Knoll Hill and Conger Mountain.