2014 Map of Water Hollow Ridge

About this map

Fishlake National Forest encompasses the vast majority of this landscape, where the high-elevation terrain of Sevier County is defined by a complex system of ridges and canyons. Notable landmarks such as Dead Horse Ridge and Water Hollow Ridge separate deep drainage basins including Water Hollow, Pine Hollow, and Chokecherry Hollow. The map reveals a network of perennial and seasonal water sources vital to this environment, ranging from Picklekeg Cr in the north to Nioche Cr in the south, supplemented by reliable points like Wigwam Spring and Conservation Spring. While the northern reaches are dominated by topographic features like Salina Flats, the southern portion shows a shift toward human interaction with the land through a series of local access routes. Roads such as Taylor Flat Rd and N Salina Creek Rd provide entry to Taylor Flat and Skutumpah Canyon, illustrating how the forest is managed and navigated for recreation and resource use.