Spring Inventory and Preliminary Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems Assesment of Manti-La Sal National Forest, Wasatch Plateau, Utah (OFR-662) Trail Riding this map tells the tale

this map tells the tale of the many colored and shaped rocks formed more than two billion years ago

A perfect blend of popular trails and hidden gems

and mixed environments

which consists of a complexly faulted sequence of generally east-dipping lower Paleozoic strata

Spanning the Four Corners area of the American Southwest

Spring Inventory and Preliminary Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems Assesment of Manti-La Sal National Forest, Wasatch Plateau, Utah (OFR-662) Trail Riding this map tells the taleBy: Paul Inkenbrandt, Richard Emerson, Janae Wallace, J. Lucy Jordan, and Stefan Kirby In cooperation with the U. S. Forest Service, the Utah Geological Survey mapped springs and groundwater dependent ecosystems on the Wasatch Plateau. Using remote sensing, GIS, and field checking, more than 400 points were compiled and plotted for use by the Forest Service Other Information: Published: 2017 Pages: 82 Plates: 3 Scale: 1: 200,000 Location: Utah Media