1996 Map of Strawberry Reservoir SE

About this map

The high-country terrain of the Wasatch Range is captured here as it appeared in the mid-1990s, dominated by the waters of the Strawberry Reservoir and the headwaters of the Strawberry River. This landscape is defined by the intersections of the Uinta National Forest and Ashley National Forest, where administrative boundaries meet at points like Stinking Springs Point and Badger Point. The map provides a detailed view of the remote drainage systems and canyons that feed the reservoir, including Center Canyon and French Hollow. Local navigation is largely restricted to the Willow Creek Road and various four-wheel-drive tracks that lead to isolated water sources such as Paulson Spring and Truck Spring. For those studying the management of Utah's public lands, the map clearly delineates the Heber and Spanish Fork Ranger Districts, alongside landmarks like Poison Ridge and Racetrack Hollow.