2002 Map of Webster Flat

About this map

Dixie National Forest covers much of this high-altitude landscape, where sharp drainage basins like Cedar Canyon and Ashdown Gorge cut through the high plateaus. The topography is defined by a series of prominent overlooks and family-named landmarks, including Sherratt Point, O'Neil Point, and Corry Point. Settlement is sparse, represented by Walts Flat, though the presence of the Deer Haven Campground and several Gravel Pits indicate the area's mid-century role as a gateway for recreation and local resource extraction. Hydrological features such as Crystal Spring and Aspen Lake are vital water sources in this complex terrain. The boundary between Iron and Kane Counties bisects the southern portion of the map near the headwaters of Three Creeks. Researchers can trace the extensive network of trails and 4WD tracks that navigated these peaks, including the climb to Miners Peak and the passage through the Ashdown Gorge Wilderness.