Side slopes characterized by steep, exposed shale cliffs, covered on the north aspects by dense mixed mountain shrub with pockets of fir. The general aspect is southerly with elevations ranging from 4,500 feet to 9,000 feet. GMU 33 Rolling hills directed by the Grand Hogback. Prominent vegetation is sagebrush, farmland, grading into pinyon and juniper and mixed mountain shrub. Elevation ranges from about 5,000 to 9,000 feet.
Aspect is generally southerly.
Good access with 4X4 vehicle. GMU 34 Mountainous area directed with deep canyons and limestone cliffs. Predominantly southern aspect. Lower elevations covered with pinyon and juniper, grading into mixed mountain shrub, aspen and spruce fir with open sagebrush parks on top of the plateau. Access is good with 2X4 up the CoffeePot road during mild weather.