1998 Map of Temple Peak

About this map

Logan Canyon serves as the central corridor for this late-twentieth-century study of the Cache National Forest. The landscape is defined by its water resources and seasonal stock management infrastructure, featuring high-elevation points like Temple Peak and several family-named landmarks including Ephraims Grave. The drainage network is particularly dense here, with the Logan River and its various tributaries such as West Hodges Creek and Spawn Creek carving through the terrain. Evidence of the region's historical industry and land use is found at the Temple Fork Sawmill and livestock enclosures like Twin Creek Corral and Hunsaker Corral. The map also traces the Scenic Byway alongside the river, while a network of primitive routes like the Western Trail and various 4wd tracks provide access to the more secluded springs and hollows found throughout the area.