2020 Map of Park City West

About this map

The Wasatch National Forest dominates the western half of this 2020 landscape, where the high peaks of the Wasatch Range create a dramatic backdrop for the growing communities of the Snyderville Basin. The transition from the steep, canyon-riven terrain of Murdock Peak and Scott Hill to the valley floor at Parleys Park illustrates the geographic divide between protected wilderness and residential expansion. Along the eastern corridor, the development cluster at Kimball Junction and the historic settlement of Snyderville serve as modern hubs, while the southern edge of the map touches the residential outskirts and industrial history of Park City. The map documents a complex network of recreational trails like the Mid Mountain Trail weaving through drainages such as Threemile Canyon and Thaynes Canyon, reflecting the area's evolution from a mining district to a premiere outdoor destination. High-altitude water bodies including Lake Salamander and Red Pine Lake remain preserved within the national forest boundaries.