1998 Map of Seven Tree Flat

About this map

The Wasatch National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape along the border where the Uinta and Summit County lines meet the Wyoming and Utah state boundary. The area is defined by a complex drainage network, where Yellow Creek, Little Yellow Creek, and Bull Creek flow northward toward Wyoming, while the southern reaches are carved by the West Fork Bear River and Mill Creek. A significant portion of the map is managed by the Evanston Ranger District, showing a wilderness transition where high flats like Seven Tree Flat give way to the rugged canyons of Florence Creek and Chalk Creek. This 1990s revision provides a precise look at the backcountry roads and trails that intersect these drainages, including the secluded Grassy Lakes and the headwaters of Deer Creek.