I love summiting the peaks in Utah! The views are unparalleled and the sense of accomplishment is great, even when the hike wasn’t hard. Some peak hikes require a difficult climb, but some trails start out so close to top that it can be as little as one easy mile to the top! I also included a few that are nearly peaks, meaning they are an outcropping or lesser summit.

Here is a list of peaks trails in Utah in order of hike length. The difficulty and county are included in the descriptions:

Buffalo Peak Trail

Sugarloaf Peak

Primrose Overlook

Patsy Marley Peak

Circle All Peak

Primrose Overlook Loop

Mount Tuscarora

Sunset Peak

Mount Wolverine

Mount Superior and Monte Cristo

Sunset Peak from Brighton

Brighton Loop, Five Lakes and Up to Four Peaks

Mount Timpanogos from Timpooneke Trailhead

Mount Timpanogos from Aspen Grove

There are also foothill peaks we can include:

Meridian Peak

Avenues Twin Peaks

Golden Eagle Peak

Wild Rose Loop

Turtle Hill

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