Listed are the 32 highest points in Salt Lake County, Utah.

This list was created to help and easily identify the highest points in Salt Lake County with at least 200 feet of prominence.

1. American Fork Twin Peaks, 11,489 feet.

2. Broads Fork Twin Peaks, 11,330 feet.

3. Pfeifferhorn, 11,326 feet.

4. White Baldy, 11,321 feet.

5. Sunrise, 11,275 feet.

6. Lone Peak, 11,253 feet.

7. Red Baldy, 11,171 feet.

8. South Thunder Mountain, 11,154 feet.

9. North Thunder Mountain, 11,150 feet.

10. Monte Cristo, 11,132 feet.

11. Dromedary, 11,107 feet.

12. Mt. Baldy, 11,068 feet.

13. Sugarloaf, 11,051 feet.

14. Unnamed, .5 mile east of Dromedary, 10,910 feet.

15. Big Horn, 10,877 feet.

16. Mt. Wolverine, 10,795 feet.

17. Mt. Majestic, 10,721 feet.

18. Sunset, 10,678 feet.

19. North Flagstaff, 10,561 feet.

20. Obelisk-Hogum Divide, 10,516 feet.

21. Bells Cleaver, 10,488 feet.

22. Honeycomb Cliffs, 10,479 feet.

23. Pioneer Peak, 10,440 feet.

24. Un-named, between Mt. Majestic and Snake Creek Pass, 10,420 feet.

25. Kessler Peak, 10,403 feet.

26. Preston Peak, 10,316 feet.

27. Rocky Mouth Canyon Peak, 10,292 feet.

28. Gobblers Knob, 10,246 feet.

29. Mt. Raymond, 10,241 feet.

30. Scott Hill, 10,116 feet.

31. Tri-County Peak, 10,027 feet.

32. Silver Peak, 10,006 feet.

Prominence info.

Summits lacking 200 feet of prominence such as Sundial, ...etc are not included as they are part of a higher ridge system.