High Uintas hiking atlas

164 official trails and 4,279 named places, facilities, and landmarks—each attached to its source.

Alpine footpath leading past a small lake beneath pale quartzite ridges — Concept image · not current conditions

One map, with the source layers left intact.

The Forest Service network is primary. Utah and OpenStreetMap records remain visible as comparison data instead of being blended into false certainty.

Official network: 164 Forest Service trail records
Named terrain: USGS peaks, passes, basins, lakes, and streams
Facilities: Forest Service trailheads, camps, water, and restrooms
Reconciliation: Utah geometry stays separate when sources disagree

See the method

Mirror LakeRed CastleKings Peak

10 mi

566.3 mapped trail milesSource records intersecting the catalog scope

Primary condition sources

Ashley National ForestEastern High Uintas alerts, orders, and wilderness rules Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National ForestWestern High Uintas alerts, orders, and trail stewardship National Weather ServicePoint forecasts and weather alerts NRCS Snow SurveyNearby SNOTEL snowpack observations