The Highest Peaks in Utah

Utah's 24 highest hikeable summits, ranked by elevation. The tallest is Kings Peak at 13,528 ft. Every peak below links to a full trail guide with maps, elevation profiles and parking info — updated 2026.

#	Peak	Elevation	Distance	Difficulty
1	Kings Peak	13,528 ft	0.7 mi	Easy
2	South Kings Peak	13,504 ft	0.7 mi	Easy
3	Gilbert Peak	13,435 ft	10 mi	Strenuous
4	Mount Lovenia	13,189 ft	11.9 mi	Strenuous
5	Tokewanna Peak	13,176 ft	2.8 mi	Moderate
6	Mount Powell	13,153 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
7	Wilson Peak	13,018 ft	0.9 mi	Easy
8	Kweeyahgut Peak	12,858 ft	7.3 mi	Hard
9	Mount Peale	12,720 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
10	Explorer Peak	12,697 ft	7.3 mi	Hard
11	Mount Mellenthin	12,638 ft	1.3 mi	Easy
12	Cleveland Peak	12,589 ft	10.5 mi	Strenuous
13	Spread Eagle Peak	12,540 ft	6.8 mi	Moderate
14	Mount Tukuhnikivatz	12,500 ft	1.7 mi	Moderate
15	Hayden Peak	12,479 ft	6.2 mi	Hard
16	Mount Agassiz	12,428 ft	1 mi	Easy
17	Mount Waas	12,306 ft	0.8 mi	Easy
18	Ibapah Peak	12,018 ft	1.6 mi	Moderate
19	Mount Nebo	11,928 ft	9.2 mi	Strenuous
20	South Nebo Peak	11,877 ft	9.2 mi	Moderate
21	Middle Nebo Peak	11,824 ft	9.2 mi	Moderate
22	Mount Timpanogos	11,749 ft	5.4 mi	Moderate
23	Mount Ellen	11,522 ft	1.9 mi	Moderate
24	Deseret Peak	11,031 ft	9.1 mi	Strenuous

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