2017 Map of Wolf Creek Summit

About this map

Uinta National Forest lands dominate this high-elevation landscape, where numerous headwater streams descend from prominent ridges. The area is a complex network of basins and hollows, most notably Mill Hollow Reservoir and the high divide at Wolf Creek Summit. Long-established routes like the Granite School Trail and Yellow Lake Trail traverse the steep terrain, connecting points between Duchesne Ridge and Wolf Creek Peak. The hydrography of the region is particularly dense, showing the beginnings of the Strawberry River, the West Fork Duchesne River, and the South Fork Provo River. This map captures the intricate drainage patterns and named landmarks like Scotty Basin and Jones Cabin Creek that define this portion of the Wasatch range.