2014 Map of Mount Brigham

About this map

Marysvale sits along the Sevier River at the eastern edge of this 2014 survey, serving as the gateway to the high peaks of the Tushar Mountains. The landscape is defined by dramatic elevation changes rising from the valley floor to the summit of Mt Brigham and the sharp spine of Alunite Ridge. Water systems like Beaver Cr and Pine Cr carve through deep cuts such as Bullion Canyon, where the notable Bullion Falls is located. This area within the Fishlake National Forest contains numerous named landmarks tied to local grazing and early industrial activity, including Staley Pasture, Deer Trail Mtn, and Revenue Gulch. The road network, featuring Kimberly Rd and Rainbow Rd, provides access to these high-altitude features and remote areas like The Pocket and Horse Heaven.