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The Top 20 Attractions in the Uinta Mountains

There are plenty of places to see and visit in the Uinta Mountains. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Uinta Mountains is a region where 20

hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited. Check the top places to visit in the region and plan your next adventure today.

Last updated: November 15, 2025

Harpers Corner Trail

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The Harpers Corner Trail is a 2-mile roundtrip along a scenic ridge that leads to an overlook with stunning views over the remote canyons. Juniper tree and pinyon pines offer …

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This forested section of the Uinta Highline Trail from the Hayden Pass Trailhead to the Naturalist Basin Trail Junction is either the first or last few miles of your journey …

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Red Canyon Visitor Center

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This visitor center is a great place to get oriented to Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. You can also enjoy spectacular views into 1,400-foot deep Red Canyon just a short …

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Kings Peak

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Kings Peak is Utah's tallest mountain. Standing at 13,528 feet, it is located in the Uinta Mountains within the High Uintas Wilderness. The most popular route to the summit begins …

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The Jones Hole Fish Hatchery is the trailhead for the 8.5-mile, mostly flat roundtrip along Jones Hole Trail that leads through a canyon with lots of shaded areas, ancient pictograms …

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Porcupine Pass

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Porcupine Pass sits at approximately 12,200 feet and is one of the most scenic and challenging sections of the Uinta Highline Trail. Nestled between Red Knob Pass and Tungsten Pass, …

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The Uinta Highline Trail starts here if you want to walk it from west to east and ends at US 191. There is parking, vault toilets, and a popular fishing …

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Anderson Pass

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Anderson Pass stands at just over 12,800 feet and is the highest point on the Uinta Highline Trail! It is a long uphill climb at high altitude, so make sure …

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Henry's Fork Trail

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Henry's Fork Trail leads to Alligator Lake but is also the access route to Kings Peak. In fact, it reaches Gunsight Pass from which the ascent to Utah's highest peak begins.

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Chepeta Lake

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Chepeta Lake is accessible via a well-maintained road, making it a one of the only spots for arranging resupply drops or meeting support vehicles if hiking the rugged Uinta Highline …

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