2011 Map of White Rock Peak

About this map

White Rock Peak and the White Rock Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape on the border of Utah and Nevada. The map documents a sparse, high-altitude terrain defined by its water sources and isolated outposts. Numerous scattered water points, including Quaking Aspen Springs, Sawmill Springs, and Devil Rock Springs, indicate the vital locations for livestock and travelers in an arid environment. The presence of several named structures such as Scottys Cabin, White Rock Cabin, and Log Cabin suggest a history of seasonal ranching or prospecting. Drainage systems like Willow Creek and White Rock Wash carve through the geography, leading toward notable high points like Reeds Cabin Summit and the distinctive Devil Rock.