2014 Map of Sunset Peak

About this map

Fishlake National Forest encompasses the entirety of this landscape, where the Pahvant Range creates a series of steep drainages and prominent summits. High points like Sunset Peak and Mine Camp Peak anchor the eastern and northern reaches, while the dramatic landform of The Devils Armchair sits central to the terrain. The hydrological network is defined by numerous seasonal and perennial sources, including Mortensen Spring, Crazy Hollow Spring, and Leavitts Spring, which feed into steep canyons such as Hell Hole Canyon and Big Cottonwood Canyon. The presence of Canyon Rd in the southwest corner suggests the primary human access point into these mountain heights, which are otherwise characterized by a dense network of ridges like Woolsey Ridge and valleys such as Crazy Hollow. This 2014 survey documents the rugged topography of the Utah wilderness before recent shifts in forest management and land use.