North Peaks

The North Peaks mountain range in Utah is a rugged and remote wilderness area known for its dramatic alpine landscapes. The range is situated in the northeastern part of the state and features steep, glacier-carved peaks, deep canyons, and high alpine meadows. The terrain is predominantly rocky and steep, with many areas only accessible by strenuous hiking or technical climbing. Elevations in the North Peaks range from around 8,000 feet in the foothills up to over 13,000 feet on the highest summits.