1967 Map of Red Knob

About this map

Mount Beulah and the towering formation known as The Cathedral dominate this high-elevation landscape along the boundary of Wasatch National Forest and Ashley National Forest. This 1967 field survey documents the complex drainage systems that define the High Uintas, where the East Fork Bear River begins its descent alongside the Left Hand Fork and Right Hand Fork. The map shows a region accessible primarily by a network of Pack Trails and Jeep Trails, linking remote high-country basins such as Cataract Basin. Significant peaks and passes, including Yard Peak, Red Knob, and Deadman Pass, serve as critical landmarks for navigating the divide between Summit and Duchesne counties. Alpine water bodies like Allsop Lake, Norice Lake, and Priord Lake are clearly delineated, illustrating the glaciated character of this wilderness area.