Beaver Ranger District

The Beaver Ranger District covers the southwest portion of the Fishlake National Forest and offers a wide variety of recreational experiences. Camping, picnicking, ATV riding, hiking, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling and sight-seeing are some of the highlights. Natural highlights include the Beaver Canyon Scenic Byway, and the Tushar Mountains, which host a number of peaks over 10,000 feet above sea level. The 301,105 acres managed by the district extend across the Tushar Mountain Range, in six counties: Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Millard, Piute, and Sevier. The area is home to elk, deer, and black bear, as well as a population of mountain goats that roam the high elevation slopes of the Tushars. The district office offers information for visitors, free travel maps and other brochures, firewood permits, Christmas tree permits and a variety of other public services.

Highest point on the district:
Delano Peak- 12,169 feet elevation

Lowest point on the district:
District boundary - 5,898 feet elevation

Lakes & Reservoirs
-Anderson Meadow Reservoir
-Blue Lake
-Indian Creek Reservoir
-Kents Lake
-LeBaron Lake
-Lower Kents Lake
-Manderfield Reservoir
-Mumford Reservoir
-Mud Lake (north)
-Mud Lake (south)
-Otter lake
-Sargent lake
-Senseball Lake
-Three Creeks reservoir
-Twin Lake
-Upper Kents Lake
-Willow Lake
-Wood Lake

Major Drainages

• Great Basin

  -Beaver River
  -Cove Creek
  -Indian Creek
  -South Creek

• Sevier River Basin

  -Beaver Creek
  -City Creek
  -Cottonwood Creek
  -Deer Creek
  -Fish Creek
  -Mill Creek
  -Pine Creek
  -Shingle Creek
  -Tenmile Creek