Stansbury Touring Map

Uncover the hidden gems and rugged landscapes of the Stansbury Mountains with the "Stansbury Touring Map," a comprehensive topographical guide produced by Alpentech in 2001. This meticulously crafted map unveils the unique beauty and recreational opportunities within this often-overlooked range, located west of the Great Salt Lake and stretching roughly from I-80 south to the vicinity of Skull Valley. From the dramatic peaks and canyons of the central Stansburys to the rolling hills and expansive vistas of the surrounding terrain, this map captures the diverse character of this region. Whether you're seeking solitude in remote backcountry areas, exploring historic trails, or simply enjoying panoramic views of the Great Salt Lake desert, this map is your key to unlocking the secrets of the Stansbury Mountains.  

Immerse yourself in a landscape shaped by ancient geological forces, where rugged quartzite peaks rise sharply from the desert floor and unique plant communities thrive in the arid climate. The "Stansbury Touring Map" reveals a network of trails that traverse this fascinating terrain, offering a variety of experiences for outdoor enthusiasts. Picture yourself hiking to the summit of Deseret Peak, the highest point in the range, exploring the canyons and hidden springs that dot the mountainsides, or traversing the trails that wind through the juniper and pinyon forests. While opportunities for backcountry skiing may be limited due to lower elevations and snowpack variability, the map highlights potential areas for those willing to explore. This map provides the detail and accuracy needed to navigate with confidence and discover your own personal corner of the Stansburys.  

More than just a map, the "Stansbury Touring Map" is an invitation to connect with the unique beauty and quiet solitude of this often-underestimated mountain range. It's a tool for planning memorable adventures, a source of inspiration, and a gateway to experiencing the raw, untamed spirit of the western Utah landscape. While published in 2001, the core geographic information it contains remains valuable for exploring the region. Though trail conditions and access points may evolve, this map provides a solid foundation for navigating the backcountry, discovering hiking trails suitable for horseback riding and mountain biking, and appreciating the expansive vistas that define the Stansbury Mountains. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a weekend adventurer, this map will ignite your curiosity and guide you on a journey of discovery through one of Utah's most distinctive and underappreciated natural wonders.