Fillmore Ranger District
Address: 390 South Main Street Fillmore, UT 84631
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 8am - 4:30pm (Closed on federal holidays)
Office Phone: (435) 896-1010
Mailing Address: 390 South Main Street Fillmore, UT 84631
Additional Office Information
The Fillmore Ranger District is in the northwest portion of the Fishlake National Forest The 464,700 acres managed by the district extend across the Pahvant Mountain range, east of Interstate 15, and the Canyon Mountain range, west of Interstate 15 in three counties; Millard, Sevier, and Juab.
A number of motorized trails and roads provide riders an opportunity to experience the beauty of the district, as well as connect with trails to other areas. Additionally, hiking trails, campgrounds, and streams allow visitors to enjoy a variety of outdoor experiences. The area is home to elk, deer, and black bear, as well as other species of animals.
Visitors should keep an eye out as rattlesnakes are found in many areas.
Highest point on the District:
Mine Camp Peak - 10,222 feet elevation
Lowest point on the District:
Located in the Canyon Range - 4,740 feet elevation
Lakes & Reservoirs
Robins Lake
Major Drainages
Great Basin
Chalk Creek
Corn Creek
Meadow Creek
Pioneer Creek
Sevier River
Ivy Creek
Sam Stowe Creek
Natural Resource Area
Partridge Mountain Natural Resource Area was set aside by Max Peterson on September 9, 1977.