2010 Map of The Tetons

About this map

Wah Wah Mountains topography defines this high-desert landscape in southwestern Utah. The map focuses on the distinctive formations of The Tetons and the adjacent Pink Knolls, revealing a terrain shaped by drainage networks like Sawmill Canyon and Blawn Wash. Human activity in this arid region is largely defined by the presence of water and land management, centered on the Jockey Rd corridor which connects vital water sources such as Jockey Spring and The Seeps. A significant portion of the land is designated as the Pinyon Juniper Study Area, indicating the region's importance for ecological research and rangeland monitoring. The network of primitive roads and 4WD tracks shown here underscores the area's character as a working landscape for grazing or conservation, with elevations rising toward Blawn Mountain in the north.