1968 Map of Peck Canyon

About this map

Wasatch Ridge and Blue Ridge define this high-altitude landscape along the border of Rich and Morgan counties during the late 1960s. This portion of the Cache National Forest is characterized by a network of drainage systems including Firestone Creek and Beaver Creek, which flow through steep topography toward the southwest. The geography of the region is etched with deep drainages like Peck Canyon and Little Canyon, reflecting a wilderness utilized primarily for seasonal grazing and timber as evidenced by the naming of Sawmill Creek. Several primitive Jeep Trail routes provide the only vehicular access through the interior, connecting isolated water sources and high-country landmarks such as Condie Ridge and Chicken Hollow.