2017 Map of Twin Hollow

About this map

Cottonwood Ridge and Bishop Ridge dominate this high-elevation landscape in Carbon County, where a network of primitive roads and seasonal water sources reveals a history of land use. High plateaus such as Flat Iron Mesa and Sage Brush Flat suggest the varied terrain that defined early ranching or grazing efforts. Numerous springs, including Buckhorn Spring, Petes Spring, and Elbow Spring, serve as vital landmarks in this arid environment, while the branching drainages of Jack Cr and Pine Spring Draw carve deep into the topography. The presence of Dry Farm Flat and Cedar Corral Canyon points to localized agricultural and livestock activity. At the southern edge, Horse Haven Summit provides a prominent vantage point overlooking the canyons and draws that define this section of the Utah wilderness.