Wasatch National Forest

Wasatch National Forest was established as the Wasatch Forest Reserve by the U.S. In descending order of acreage, the Wasatch National Forest portion is located in Summit, Tooele, Salt Lake, Davis, Uinta (Wyoming), Duchesne, Wasatch, Morgan, Utah, Weber, and Juab counties in Utah except Uinta, which is in southwestern Wyoming.

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U.S. Forest Service

• Deseret Peak11,030 ft · Summit
• American Fork Twin Peaks11,490 ft · Summit
• Black Crook Peak9,275 ft · Summit
• Thurston Peak9,705 ft · Summit
• Bald Mountain11,942 ft · Summit
• Gilbert Peak13,442 ft · Summit
• Broad Fork Twin Peaks11,329 ft · Summit
• East Burnt Fork Peak12,667 ft · Summit
• Tokewanna Peak13,166 ft · Summit
• Wilson Peak13,041 ft · Summit
• Ostler Peak12,717 ft · Summit
• Hayden Peak12,480 ft · Summit
• LaMotte Peak12,720 ft · Summit
• Yard Peak12,707 ft · Summit
• A-1 Peak12,379 ft · Summit
• Central Blacks Fork Peak12,867 ft · Summit
• Mount Agassiz12,428 ft · Summit
• Moffit Peak11,004 ft · Summit
• Mount Watson11,522 ft · Summit
• Mount Marsell11,339 ft · Summit
• Long Benchmark11,342 ft · Summit
• North Allsop Peak12,625 ft · Summit
• Lone Peak11,253 ft · Summit
• Notch Mountain11,263 ft · Summit
• North Cathedral12,283 ft · Summit
• Wasatch Peak13,156 ft · Summit
• Spread Eagle Peak12,539 ft · Summit
• Squaw Benchmark12,989 ft · Summit
• Mount Powell13,159 ft · Summit
• South Burro Peak12,726 ft · Summit

• Kings Peak via Henry's ForkStrenuous · 13.5 mi · 4,725 ft gain · Est. 13–18.25 hr
• Deseret Peak via Mill Fork CanyonHard · 3.9 mi · 3,752 ft gain · Est. 4.75–6.75 hr