Mountain forecasts

Utah mountain forecasts

21 summits

A summit forecast for every prominent peak in Utah, highest first. The highest is King's Peak at 13,527 ft (4,123 m).

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Summits

SummitElevationProminenceNearest town
King's Peak13,527 ft6,348 ftMountain View
Mount Peale12,717 ft6,161 ftMoab
Delano Peak12,172 ft4,688 ftJunction
Ibapah Peak12,018 ft5,246 ftMcGill
Mount Nebo11,932 ft5,489 ftMona
Mount Timpanogos11,749 ft5,269 ftLindon
Hilgard Mountain11,539 ft2,093 ftLoa
Mount Ellen11,506 ft5,843 ftEscalante
Abajo Peak11,368 ft4,551 ftMonticello
Brian Head11,309 ft3,747 ftParowan
Deseret Peak11,030 ft5,814 ftGrantsville
Mount Hillers10,741 ft3,337 ftEscalante
Flat Top Mountain10,614 ft5,371 ftCedar Valley
Signal Peak10,367 ft4,485 ftLeeds
Naomi Peak9,984 ft3,159 ftRichmond
Bull Mountain9,938 ft3,734 ftOakley
Logan Peak9,708 ft2,995 ftProvidence
Swasey Mountain9,672 ft4,508 ftHinckley
Notch Peak9,659 ft3,415 ftHinckley
Mount Harrison9,265 ft2,297 ftOakley
West Mountain6,913 ft2,103 ftWest Mountain

Forecasts from the National Weather Service. Summit-height temperature, wind and freezing level from NOAA’s Global Forecast System on NOAA Open Data. Summits from Wikidata (CC0): prominence >= 600 m, or elevation >= 4267 m, or >= 12 Wikipedia editions; English Wikipedia article required; read 2026-09-25. Mountain weather changes fast; check the forecast again before you go.