1994 Map of Twin Peaks

About this map

Strawberry Ridge and the high summits of Strawberry Peak and Twin Peaks anchor this landscape along the boundary of Wasatch and Utah counties. The area is defined by a complex drainage network where the North Fork Three Forks and East Fork Three Forks converge, feeding into the deep transit corridor of Daniels Creek. This terrain is almost entirely encompassed by the Uinta National Forest, reflecting a mid-1990s wilderness used primarily for resource management and recreation. Human presence is sparse, marked by the Lodgepole Campground and a scattered network of 4WD trails. The map records specific water management and resource locations, including the Gaging Station and Harrys Reservoir, alongside a lone Prospect near the Uintah and Indian Reservation Boundary, hinting at the region's historic mining and land-use divisions.