2014 Map of Strawberry Pinnacles

About this map

Strawberry Pinnacles rise as a prominent geological landmark at the southern edge of this Duchesne County landscape, where the canyon systems descend toward the Strawberry River. The terrain is defined by a series of north-to-south drainages, including Ethlen Wash, Sams Wash, and Sand Wash, which carve through the high plateau. The network of local roads such as Bonanza Rd and Bonneville Rd suggests a landscape utilized for ranching and resource access, particularly in the vicinity of Blackburn Hollow. To the north, the elevation remains high across Cedar Mtn and Rabbit Gulch, while deep incisions like Hoodoo Canyon and Bertha Hollow illustrate the complex erosional patterns typical of the Uintah Basin's western reaches. The presence of W Highway 40 provides the primary east-west corridor through this sparsely settled region.