1998 Map of Red Hole

About this map

Chalk Creek and its many tributaries, including the East Fork and Middle Fork, dominate this 1990s terrain along the Utah-Wyoming border. Managed by the Evanston Ranger District, much of the area falls within the Wasatch National Forest, characterized by high ridges and significant infrastructure like the prominent Pipeline corridors crossing the topography. The map details a landscape transition where ranching outposts like Angard Ranch and Rigby Ranch sit near the rugged elevations of Porcupine Ridge. Recreational and resource management sites are documented, including the Pine Cliff Camp and a Gaging Sta along the water. In the southern portion, Joyce Lake and Boyer Lake provide key landmarks for those navigating the high country within Summit County.