1967 Map of Two Tom Hill

About this map

Uinta National Forest lands dominate this high-country landscape, defined by the deep drainage of the Diamond Fork and its numerous tributary hollows. A significant historical marker, the Indian Treaty Boundary, cuts diagonally across Strawberry Ridge in the northeast, reflecting the complex administrative and tribal history of the region. The map documents the infrastructure of mid-century forest management and recreation, including the Diamond Fork Guard Station and several remote campsites like the Hawthorn Campground. Unique local landmarks such as Mollies Nipple and Two Tom Hill stand out among the peaks. The network of jeep trails and pack trails winding through Wadsworth Creek and Sixth Water Creek illustrates how this backcountry was accessed before modern road development reached deeper into the canyons of Wasatch and Utah counties.