Wasatch Range
Mount Olympus
The rock wall above the east Salt Lake Valley that names Mount Olympus Wilderness.
Utah mountains
Twenty peaks across the Wasatch, the Uintas, the west desert ranges and the island mountains of southern Utah.
Picked for variety, not height. Elevations are the published figures in each page's sources. These pages are background on each mountain, not route guides: check the land manager linked on each one for roads, closures and rules.
Salt Lake County
Wasatch Range
Pfeifferhorn
A glacier-carved horn south of Little Cottonwood Canyon, once called Little Matterhorn.
Wasatch Range
Broads Fork Twin Peaks
Paired summits on Cottonwood Ridge that name Twin Peaks Wilderness.
Wasatch Range
Mount Raymond
A rocky summit on the divide between Mill Creek and Big Cottonwood canyons.
Wasatch Range
Gobblers Knob
A central Wasatch summit above Alexander Basin, with a history of fatal avalanches.
Stansbury Mountains
Deseret Peak
The high point of the Stansbury Mountains, between Tooele and Skull valleys.
Utah County
Wasatch Range
Mount Timpanogos
The limestone walls above Utah Valley, inside Mount Timpanogos Wilderness.
Northern Utah
Wasatch Range
Willard Peak
The northern Wasatch crest north of Ben Lomond, with old mine workings on its west side.
Central Utah
House Range
Notch Peak
A huge limestone cliff in the House Range of the west desert, with ancient bristlecone pines.
Southern Utah
Henry Mountains
Mount Ellen
The high point of the Henry Mountains, a classic site for how mountains form from below.
Markagunt Plateau
Brian Head Peak
A summit above Cedar Breaks with a 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps shelter.