2014 Map of Mirror Lake

About this map

Wasatch National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape where the headwaters of several major river systems emerge. The corridor following State Hwy 150 serves as the primary artery for high-country access, connecting a dense network of alpine recreational sites such as Mirror Lake Campground and the historic Camp Steiner. The map documents a complex hydrological divide where the Weber River and Duchesne River begin their respective journeys, carved out by glacial features like The Notch and the dramatic drop of Slate Gorge. From the peak of Bald Mtn to the expansive Broadwater Meadows, the terrain illustrates a classic Western wilderness management area, defined by its numerous glacial lakes including Trident Lake, Cuberant Lake, and the well-known Mirror Lake.