2017 Map of White Pine Peak

About this map

White Pine Peak serves as a central anchor for this section of the Pahvant Range within the Fishlake National Forest. The landscape is defined by deep drainage networks including Deer Creek Canyon and South Fork Willow Creek Canyon, which reveal the complex topography along the Millard and Sevier County line. The map highlights a significant network of historic and recreational routes, most notably the Paiute (D-1) and various trails like Trail 1444 and Trail 1476. These paths often follow the natural contours of landmarks such as Sand Rock Ridge and South Cedar Ridge. Water sources like Little Valley Spring and White Pine Creek illustrate the vital hydrology of these high-elevation forest lands, while labels such as Richfield CCC and Richfield-Pioneer reflect the 20th-century history of resource management and trail building in the Utah interior.