2014 Map of White Rock Peak

About this map

White Rock Peak serves as a prominent landmark along the jagged boundary between Nevada and Utah, anchoring a landscape defined by isolated water sources and high-elevation terrain. This 2014 survey reveals a network of vital desert springs, such as White Rock Cabin Springs, South Camp Spring, and Log Cabin Spring, which historically supported ranching and transit through this arid corridor. The topography transitions from the high White Rock Mountains down into the wide expanse of Hamlin Valley to the northeast. Transportation is limited to rugged tracks like Reed Cabin Rd and Spring Valley Rd, which cross the state line near Reeds Cabin Summit. This map illustrates the intersection of Lincoln and Beaver Counties, highlighting a remote region where survival and movement depended entirely on the precise locations of features like Devil Rock Springs and Ticapoo Spring.