2014 Map of Mount Lena

About this map

The Ashley National Forest covers the majority of this landscape along the border of Daggett and Uintah Counties, centered around the high elevation of Mt Lena. In the northern reaches, the terrain descends toward Flaming Gorge, where the Greendale Canal and numerous water sources like Willie Spring and Chicken Spring supported early water management and ranching. The Deer Lodge Summer Home Area stands out as a concentrated point of seasonal settlement among the surrounding wilderness, connected to the wider region by US Hwy 191. The topography is defined by deep drainages and ridges, including Grizzly Ridge Winter Sports Area and notable peaks such as Speirs Peak and Limber Flag. These landmarks illustrate the area's transition from recreational winter use to summer retreats and high-desert water infrastructure.