2014 Map of Sharp Mountain

About this map

Cache National Forest encompasses the high country shown here, where the border between Cache and Weber Counties follows the high ridges. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems, notably the Right Fork and Left Fork Middle Fork Ogden River, which carve deep paths through the mountainous terrain. Named peaks like Sharp Mtn and Mineral Point dominate the skyline, while geographic features such as Porcupine Ridge and La Plata Canyon indicate a region shaped by complex topographic shifts. To the south, a small network of residential roads including N John Fremont Dr E and E Chukar Point Dr N marks a pocket of development amidst the vast timberland and canyons. This survey captures the area at a point of balance between its wild, high-altitude character and localized residential expansion near the county line.