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Mount Timpanogos
Bountiful Peak
Deseret Peak
Box Elder Peak
Canaan Mountain
Gunsight Peak
King’s Peak
Mount Magog
Thayne Peak, Utah
Navajo Mountain
Mount Gog
Granite Peak
Ben Lomond
Wilson Peak
Doubletop Mountain
East Lovenia
Mahogany Mountain, Utah
Mount Jardine
Robert’s Horn
Howell Peak
Delano Peak
The Wickiup
Stookey Peak
Mexican Hat
- If you come to the desert state of Utah expecting to see a flat and barren landscape, you will be in for a surprise – Utah is undeniably mountain territory, and every single one of Utah’s 29 counties boasts several mountains.
- In fact, Utah is home to no less than 84 Prominence Peaks, towering at least 2,000 feet over the surrounding terrain.
- Utah’s beautiful and unusual mountains offer great hiking as well as many opportunities for wildlife watching, rock climbing, mountain biking, and backcountry camping.
- In winter, many of these mountains are covered in snow and offer good backcountry skiing and snowboarding.
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