Tallest Mountains in Utah

Utah’s high-altitude landscape is dominated by the Uinta Mountains, a rare East-West running range in the northeastern part of the state that contains all of Utah’s peaks over 13,000 feet. Beyond the Uintas, the state’s geography is shaped by the iconic Wasatch Range—the backdrop for most of Utah’s population—and isolated “island” ranges like the La Sals and Tushars that rise dramatically from the desert floor. These peaks offer a true alpine environment, complete with glacial lakes and rocky summits that stand in stark contrast to the red rock canyons the state is famous for.

The following table lists the top 20 highest mountain peaks in Utah, measured in feet.

Rank	Mountain Peak	Elevation (Feet)	Range
1	Kings Peak	13,528 ft	Uinta Mountains
2	South Kings Peak	13,512 ft	Uinta Mountains
3	Gilbert Peak	13,442 ft	Uinta Mountains
4	Mount Emmons	13,440 ft	Uinta Mountains
5	Painter Peak	13,387 ft	Uinta Mountains
6	Roberts Peak	13,287 ft	Uinta Mountains
7	Gunsight Peak	13,263 ft	Uinta Mountains
8	Henrys Fork Peak	13,254 ft	Uinta Mountains
9	Trail Rider Peak	13,247 ft	Uinta Mountains
10	Mount Lovenia	13,219 ft	Uinta Mountains
11	Tokewanna Peak	13,165 ft	Uinta Mountains
12	Wasatch Peak	13,156 ft	Uinta Mountains
13	Mount Powell	13,153 ft	Uinta Mountains
14	Dome Peak	13,103 ft	Uinta Mountains
15	Pinnacle Peak	13,073 ft	Uinta Mountains
16	Wilson Peak	13,040 ft	Uinta Mountains
17	Quandary Peak	13,028 ft	Uinta Mountains
18	Squaw Benchmark	12,995 ft	Uinta Mountains
19	Porcupine Mountain	12,880 ft	Uinta Mountains
20	Central Blacks Fork Peak	12,867 ft	Uinta Mountains