2017 Map of Williams Peak

About this map

Williams Peak rises as the central landmark within this portion of the Fishlake National Forest, where the high elevations of the Canyon Mountains overlook the eastern expanse of Scipio Valley. The landscape is a network of named drainages and hollows, including Eightmile Canyon, Rattlesnake Canyon, and the deep Devil Canyon to the southwest. Human presence in this high-desert terrain is marked by a series of forest routes and family-named landmarks like John Williams Canyon and Yance Canyon. A clear boundary between Juab and Millard Counties cuts across the northern ridges, while essential water sources like Mud Springs and Fishers Spring are tucked away in the lower slopes near the Scipio Pump Station Rd. The drainage patterns, including Little Oak Creek and the W Fork Eight-Mile Cr, define the movement through this high country at the edge of the valley floor.