2001 Map of Shelly Baldy Peak

About this map

Fishlake National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape on the boundary of Beaver and Piute counties. The terrain is defined by extreme relief, descending from peaks like Shelly Baldy Peak into deep drainages such as Baker Canyon. This 2001 revision illustrates the specialized recreational and industrial infrastructure required to inhabit these heights, featuring the Mount Holly Ski Area and the Mahogany Cove Campground. Water management is a primary theme, with a complex network of creeks including Merchant Creek and Three Creeks feeding into the Three Creeks Reservoir. The southern portion of the map shows a concentrated area of activity where the Beaver River is supported by an aqueduct and a Powerplant, indicating the vital role of the river in local energy and irrigation. Pockets of human history are scattered throughout the flats and basins, from the intriguing label of Robbers Roost to the remote outposts of Cys Cache and Harmony Park.