2018 Map of White Rock Peak

About this map

White Rock Peak dominates the northern reaches of the White Rock Mountains, marking a high point on the rugged border between Nevada and Utah. This high-desert landscape is defined by its seasonal water sources and intermittent drainages, such as White Rock Wash and Sawmill Cr. The concentration of named springs throughout the area, including White Rock Cabin Springs, Log Cabin Spring, and South Camp Spring, suggests a history of human activity tied to high-altitude camps and survival in an arid environment. To the east, the terrain descends toward Hamlin Valley, while southern points like Reeds Cabin Summit indicate specific sites of historical occupation or navigation. The presence of features like Sawmill Springs points to early local resource extraction, while Devil Rock stands as a notable landmark in this remote corner of Iron County.