2017 Map of Wolf Creek

About this map

Wolf Creek winds through the high alpine border of Ashley National Forest and Uinta National Forest in this 2017 study of the Utah high country. This terrain is defined by a series of steep drainage systems and prominent landmarks like Lightning Ridge and Red Creek Mtn. The hydrology is particularly well-documented, showing the convergence of several mountain streams including Buckboard Cr, W Twin Cr, and Annie Mae Cr as they feed into larger systems. Evidence of historical land use and early ranching or travel is found in named geographical features like Tims Hole, Tabby Swale, and Buckley Draw. The W Fork Duchesne River cuts through the central portion of the sheet, served by primitive routes such as Sand Creek Rd and Red Creek Rd, which provide access to this undeveloped landscape.