1998 Map of Wolf Creek Summit

About this map

The Heber Ranger District serves as the focal point for this late-1990s documentation of the high-country transition between Duchesne County and the Uinta National Forest. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Duchesne River and its numerous tributaries, including Wolf Creek and Vat Creek. Specialized facilities like the Mill Hollow Guard Station and the Mill Hollow Granite School Center indicate the area's importance for both administrative forest management and outdoor education during this era. Recreation and water resource management are evidenced by the Mill Hollow Reservoir and several designated sites such as the Wolf Creek Campground. To the north and west, the map details the boundary of the Uinta and Ouray Indian Reservation, highlighting the intersection of tribal lands and national forest territory amidst a network of pack trails and forest roads like the Wolf Creek Trail.