2020 Map of Strawberry Reservoir NW

About this map

Strawberry Reservoir dominates the eastern half of this landscape, its indented shoreline creating prominent landmarks like Haws Point and Renegade Point. This high-elevation terrain within the Uinta National Forest is defined by the steep crests of the Wasatch Range, where the Strawberry Ridge and Fifth Water Ridge separate the reservoir's basin from the drainage systems to the west. A notable engineering feature is the Strawberry Tunnel, which pierces the mountain range to divert water from the Strawberry Valley area toward the Spanish Fork river system. The map documents an extensive network of seasonal routes and forest roads, such as Clyde Creek Rd and Mud Creek Rd, alongside winter-specific paths like the Doe Knoll X Country Ski trail and Roundy Basin/West Side Straw. This topography illustrates the complex water management and recreational use of the high Uinta country.