Discover the Wasatch Mountain Range

Mount Timpanogos, affectionately known as "Timp" by locals, is the second-highest peak in the Wasatch Range and one of Utah's most beloved mountains. Its rugged silhouette is visible from many points in the region, making it a defining feature of the landscape. The mountain offers a challenging yet rewarding hike to the summit, where adventurers are greeted with sweeping views that stretch across the entire Wasatch Front. The Timpanogos Glacier and the iconic Timpanogos Cave add to the mountain's allure, making it a popular destination for both serious hikers and casual explorers.

• Distance From Deer Valley: 45.5 Miles
• Elevation: 11,753 feet
• Popular Activities: Hiking, Mountaineering/Climbing, and the Timpanogos Cave National Monument.

Located near Guardsman Pass, Clayton Peak is a relatively accessible mountain that offers spectacular views with a shorter, more manageable hike. The trail to the summit of Clayton Peak is well-trodden and suitable for hikers of moderate skill levels. Once at the top, you'll be rewarded with 360-degree views that include glimpses of Deer Valley, Park City, and the distant Uinta Mountains. Clayton Peak is particularly popular in the fall, when the surrounding aspen forests turn a vibrant gold, creating a stunning contrast against the blue skies and rugged peaks.

• Distance From Deer Valley: About 15 Miles
• Elevation: 10,721 Feet
• Popular Activities: Hiking and Climbing.

Mount Superior is one of the most striking peaks in the Wasatch Range, known for its steep, dramatic slopes and prominence above Little Cottonwood Canyon. It is a favorite among experienced hikers and climbers who are drawn to its challenging routes and rewarding views. The summit of Mount Superior offers an unparalleled vantage point, with views extending across the Wasatch Range and down into the canyon below. In winter, the mountain is a sought-after destination for backcountry skiing, thanks to its challenging terrain and reliable snow conditions.

• Distance From Deer Valley: 40 Miles
• Elevation: 11,045 Feet
• Popular Activities: Hiking, Mountain Climbing, and Backcountry Skiing.

Jupiter Peak, located near Park City, is a prominent summit that is easily accessible from the town's ski resorts. It serves as a popular hiking destination in the summer and is a favorite run for advanced skiers in the winter. The peak offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the town of Park City below. Its close proximity to the city and relatively straightforward access make Jupiter Peak an excellent option for those looking to experience the beauty of the Wasatch Mountains without venturing too far from the comforts of civilization.

• Distance From Deer Valley: 4 Mile
• Elevation: 9,980 feet
• Popular Activities: Hiking, mountain climbing, Mountain Biking and Backcountry Skiing.

Mount Nebo, the highest peak in the Wasatch Range, stands as a towering sentinel over the landscape, offering some of the most dramatic views in Utah. Located at the southern end of the Wasatch Range, Mount Nebo is a bit farther from Deer Valley and Park City, but it’s well worth the journey. The peak is known for its challenging hike, which rewards adventurers with breathtaking vistas that stretch across central Utah. On clear days, you can see as far as the Great Salt Lake and the peaks of the Uinta Mountains. The rugged terrain, coupled with the sheer height of Mount Nebo, makes it a bucket-list destination for avid hikers and nature enthusiasts.

• Distance From Deer Valley: 80 Miles
• Elevation: 11,933 feet
• Popular Activities: Hiking and mountain climbing.