1998 Map of Wallsburg Ridge

About this map

Wallsburg Ridge dominates this late-twentieth-century landscape where the Heber Pleasant Grove Ranger District meets the Spanish Fork Ranger District. This high-elevation terrain is defined by its drainage systems, including the South Fork Provo River and various tributaries of Hobble Creek. The map documents a sophisticated network of wilderness access routes such as the Western Trail, Upper Spanish Fork Trail, and Ranger Trail, which navigate between prominent landmarks like Bald Knoll and the level expanse of Wing Flat. The presence of Mines and scattered water sources like Warm Spring suggest a history of resource extraction and seasonal grazing within the Uinta National Forest. The boundary between Wasatch and Utah Counties bisects the area, highlighting the remote, high-altitude character of the Wasatch Range transition.