2023 Map of The Post
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
Capitol Reef National Park and its dramatic geologic formations dominate this portion of Garfield County. The massive Water Pocket Fold creates a natural barrier across the landscape, forcing the development of specific routes like the Lower Muley Cutoff Trl and Muley Twist Canyon. Water sources are critical identifiers in this arid terrain, with Willow Tanks, Cottonwood Tanks, and Muley Tanks serving as essential landmarks for navigation and survival. To the north, the elevation rises toward Swap Mesa and Cave Point, while the southern reaches are defined by deep incisions like Grand Gulch and Clay Canyon. This mapping shows how trail networks, including the Grand Gulch Route Trl, follow the natural drainage of Halls Creek to move through the complex topography of the reef.
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