2014 Map of Red Ridge

About this map

Fishlake National Forest dominates the southern reaches of this terrain, where the high elevations of the Pahvant Range meet the complex drainage systems of the central Utah highlands. The boundary between Millard and Sevier Counties bisects the area, cutting across landmarks like Marys Nipples and Bull Valley. Hydrological features are central to the landscape, from the Three Creeks Reservoir in the south to a network of isolated water sources such as Staples Spring, Ferguson Spring, and Red Cedar Spring. The presence of Limekiln Canyon and Dameron Canyon suggests a history of local resource extraction and early land use, while the primitive route of Corn Creek Pahvan Rd provides one of the few managed paths through the high country. Broad basins like Charlesworth Valley contrast with sharp features such as The Pyramids and Granddad Peak, illustrating the varied topography of the range.