2014 Map of Two Tom Hill

About this map

Uinta National Forest dominates this landscape in the Wasatch Range, where the drainages of the Diamond Fork and Sixth Water Cr converge. The topography is defined by high ridgelines and deep canyons, including the prominent Strawberry Ridge along the border of Wasatch and Utah counties. Cultural markers are concentrated along the primary corridors of Diamond Fork Rd and Rays Valley Rd, which provide access to recreation sites like Hawthorn Campground and Mineral Spring Campground. The area includes several named peaks and slopes, most notably Two Tom Hill and the uniquely named Mollies Nipple. Within these canyons, historical land use is suggested by features such as Sawmill Hollow and Pumphouse Hill. The Ruby Christensen Memorial Youth Forest sits in the central-east portion of the sheet, while the small settlement of Springville Crossings marks a key junction in the canyon floor.