2020 Map of Mount Lovenia

About this map

Mt Lovenia stands as a primary landmark at the boundary of Summit and Duchesne counties, where the high drainage systems of the Uinta Mountains begin their descent. This 2020 survey details a transition point between the Wasatch National Forest and the Ashley National Forest, illustrating the intricate headwaters of the Middle Fork Blacks Fork and the E Fork Blacks Fork. These streams, along with the Little E Fork Blacks Fork, represent the high-altitude hydrology that feeds the larger regional basins. For those tracing historical transit through these peaks, the map marks the Uinta Highline trail and the crossing at Squaw Pass. The terrain is punctuated by significant summits like Tokewanna Peak and Bald Mtn, providing a precise look at the remote geography of the Uinta Range as it was recorded at the start of the 2020s.