Wasatch Plateau

The Wasatch Plateau, in Utah, is a huge area extending from the Uintas southward down to the Fish Lake/Boulder Mountain region. This area includes long ridges of 10,000ft. highpoints, a few 11,000 ft spots, huge drainages running down through enormous cliffs, and many, many lakes and streams. Some areas on SP in the Plateau area are South Tent Mountain, East Mountain, and Joes Valley (see the Related pages on the left of this page).

This area is not nearly as popular with the self-propelled outdoor enthusiast as it is with the hunters, ohv users, and folks that like to fish. With that said, this area has large untrampled wilderness areas that see nearly noone all year long.

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The high Plateau is an 11,000 foot area of beautiful views and peaks. Photo by Wasatchvoyage

South Tent Mountain is the Highest Point. See the related pages at left. Photo by Dean

Youngs Peak is an example of the motherload of untrailed and relatively unvisited spots on the Plateau. It is one of many highpoints protruding out from the Wasatch Plateau's eastern side