1969 Map of Temple Peak

About this map

Ephraims Grave lies in the southern reaches of this landscape, a poignant landmark within the vast high-country terrain of the Cache National Forest. The Logan River and its Right Fork carve through the limestone, creating deep features like Logan Canyon and the natural subterranean opening at Logan Cave. In the late 1960s, this area served as a significant recreational and waypoint corridor, marked by established sites such as the Lomia Girls Camp and the Lodge Campground near the riverbanks. The topography is defined by its numerous named springs, from the notable Ricks Spring along the canyon road to remote sources like Worm Fence Spring and Tin Cup Spring. These water sources supported a network of livestock movement and early high-country management, evidenced by the Hunsaker Corral and the Gravel Pit near the river corridor.