2015 Map of The Cove

About this map

Snake Range peaks dominate the western half of this Nevada-Utah borderland, where steep slopes descend into the broad expanse of Snake Valley. Within the Humboldt National Forest, the topography is carved by deep drainages like Red Ledge Canyon and Old Mans Canyon, while seasonal water sources such as Caine Spring and Pipe Spring provide critical points of interest in the arid landscape. The settlement of The Cove sits at the base of the mountains, marking a transition between the high-altitude terrain and the valley floor. Primitive routes like Hampton Creek Rd and Hendry Creek Rd trace the paths of Hampton Cr and Hendrys Cr, reflecting a traditional western landscape where road networks are dictated by the natural corridors of the mountain front.