1972 Map of Pine Park

About this map

The Lincoln Co and Washington Co boundary bisects this high-elevation landscape, where the Nevada-Utah state line separates the timbered slopes of the Dixie National Forest from the canyons of the west. In the early 1970s, this area served as a critical water-shed and recreational zone, anchored by Beaver Dam State Park and the waters of Schroeder Lake. The Hamblin Ranch stands as a lonely point of human settlement amidst a network of natural springs including Grapevine Spring, Cliff Spring, and Mile High Spring. Remote transport is defined by the Union Pacific rail line and the Clover Jeep Tr, which navigate a terrain carved by Split Pine Canyon and Clay Canyon. Historically, the land supported both ranching and early conservation efforts, evidenced by the Jessie Tie Enclosure and various livestock infrastructure like the Sheep Corral Canyon.