2014 Map of Yogo Creek

About this map

Fishlake National Forest encompasses the vast majority of this high-altitude landscape, where the headwaters of numerous mountain streams carve through the plateau. Significant waterways including Yogo Creek, Nioche Creek, and Meadow Creek define the drainage patterns, feeding into local landmarks like Mud Lake and a series of Beaver Dams at the southern edge. The terrain is marked by distinctive geological features such as Moroni Peak and the expansive Flat Top Mountain. This area is characterized by a network of forest access routes like Convulsion Road and Catamount Road, which provide entry into the various hollows and canyons. Features such as Corral Hole and Saddlehorse Canyon suggest a history of local livestock management within the protected forest boundaries, while names like Culvert Hollow and Aspen Hollow indicate specific ecological and infrastructural points of interest in this remote interior.