1998 Map of Raspberry Knoll

About this map

Raspberry Knoll stands as a central landmark in this high-elevation landscape within the Uinta National Forest, where the topography is defined by complex drainages and ridgelines. The transition between the Heber Ranger District and the neighboring Duchesne County line is marked by high-country features such as Bobby Duke Pass and Bobby Duke Ridge. The presence of a Mine and an Oil Well indicates the intersection of resource extraction with public lands, while the Deep Creek State Wildlife Management Area designates protected habitat to the south. Water is a critical element of this environment, with names like Little Red Spring, Little Currant Creek, and a network of drainages including Wagon Boss Canyon and Ringwood Hollow providing a map of seasonal and perennial flows in an otherwise arid high-desert forest system.