1969 Map of Logan Peak

About this map

The Bear River Range dominates this late-1960s study of the Utah high country, centered on the prominent Logan Peak. The landscape is a network of named drainages like Mill Hollow and Welches Hollow, supporting a seasonal economy of recreation and resource management. Evidence of local industry and infrastructure appears in the Quarry near Rocky Canyon and the Aqueduct system near the Logan River. The map reveals a high-altitude wilderness used for livestock and forest service operations, marked by Adams Corral and the Blacksmith Fork Guard Station. Travelers moved through the terrain via an extensive system of established routes, including the Richards Pack Trail and several Jeep Trails, connecting various campsites such as Bridger Campground and White Bedground Camp. This detailed topographic record captures the transition from working forest to recreational destination in the Cache National Forest.