2011 Map of Twin Peaks

About this map

Strawberry Peak and the high points of Twin Peaks anchor this mountainous section of Wasatch County, where the hydrology flows toward both the Hobble Creek and Daniels Creek systems. The landscape is defined by its numerous canyons and hollows, including Pete Canyon and Murdock Hollow, which provide a detailed look at the drainage patterns of the southern Uinta range. The road network centers on the crossing at Daniels Pass, a critical transition point between high ridges like Strawberry Ridge and the lower basin drainage. Local navigation is marked by specific named water sources such as Willow Spring, Burnt Stump Spring, and Mule Ear Spring, which were vital for the early ranching and forestry activities in the area. The presence of the Lodge Pole Campground near the confluence of the North Fork Three Forks and South Fork Three Forks indicates the long-standing recreational utility of these highlands.