2001 Map of Mount Catherine

About this map

Fishlake National Forest dominates this landscape on the border of Millard and Sevier counties, where the high ridges of the Pahvant Range meet deep drainage canyons. The map documents a network of seasonal recreational sites and water sources vital to the area's geography, including Copley's Cove Campground and the Pistol Rock Campground. High elevations are marked by Mount Catherine and Pioneer Peak, while the drainage system is anchored by the North Fork Chalk Creek and South Fork Chalk Creek. This 2001 revision illustrates the Forest Service's management of the backcountry, highlighting named springs like Shingle Mill Spring and Black Cedar Hills Spring that supported early local range use and modern forestry. The terrain's complexity is revealed through named landmarks such as Teeples Ridge and Hardscrabble Ridge, which define the rugged character of this central Utah wilderness.