2020 Map of Navajo Lake

About this map

Cedar Breaks National Monument and the surrounding high plateau of the Dixie National Forest dominate this landscape on the boundary of Iron and Kane Counties. The high-altitude geography is defined by dramatic limestone formations like the Pink Cliffs and The Bartizan, while seasonal recreation is recorded through a network of snowmobile paths including the Bristlecone Snowmobile Trail and Deer Valley Loop C. At the heart of the region, Navajo Lake serves as a primary water feature, fed by numerous springs such as Larson Spring and Elderberry Spring. Evidence of early 20th-century industry persists at the Mitchell Sawmill site, located near the Markagunt Plateau. The map also details specialized hiking and livestock areas, such as the Virgin River Rim Trail and the Horse Pasture, illustrating the land's dual use for conservation and traditional western mountain utility.