1967 Map of Twin Peaks

About this map

The high ridge lines of the Uinta National Forest dominate this landscape during the late 1960s, defined by the towering summits of Strawberry Peak and Twin Peaks. The complex drainage system of the Wasatch Range is meticulously documented here, with the North Fork and East Fork feeding into Daniels Creek alongside the main route of U.S. 40. One of the most significant historical markers on the sheet is the Old Indian Treaty Boundary, which cuts across the high country between Barrys Reservoir and Strawberry Peak. The map reveals a remote terrain accessible primarily by jeep trails and horse paths, winding through family-named landmarks like Wadsworth Peak and Soldier Bench. Localized water sources such as Circle Spring and Burnt Stump Spring provided critical stopping points for those navigating the high-altitude benches and glades including Big Glade and Dockweed Flat.