1980 Map of Kolob Arch

About this map

Zion National Park dominates this 1980s topographic study, revealing the complex geological formations of the Kolob Terrace. The dramatic Hurricane Cliffs create a sharp vertical boundary on the western edge, separating the high desert plateau from the lower drainage of Ash Creek. Within the park's interior, high-altitude summits like Horse Ranch Mountain and Timber Top Mountain overlook a network of deep canyons carved by the North Fork, Middle Fork, and South Fork of Taylor Creek.