2011 Map of Navajo Lake

About this map

Navajo Lake serves as a central landmark in this 2011 survey of the high-elevation terrain where Iron and Kane Counties meet. The landscape is defined by its recreation-driven infrastructure, featuring multiple established sites like Te-ah Campground and the Navajo Lake Lodge. To the north, the map documents the complex rim topography near Point Supreme and The Bartizan, where drainage systems like Ashdown Creek and Arch Creek carve through the canyons. The presence of Cedar Breaks Lodge and several lookout points, including Zion Canyon View and Spectra Point, underscores the area's significance as a managed natural environment. Geologic features such as the Lava Desert and peaks like Andy Nelson Peak and Navajo Peak dominate the southern half, while a network of forest roads and loops connects the various springs and drainages throughout the plateau.