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Kings Peak, Utah. Kings Peak is a classic Western U.S. state high point: over 13,000 feet high; not quite a climb but a rough scramble nevertheless; somewhat remote and set among beautiful backpacking country; and named after a now-obscure surveyor (Clarence King, in this case). Like other state high points, it is a popular ascent.
This page features the top 100 Utah Peaks by prominence. References were Peaklist, Peakbagger, and Lists of John. Many peaks have SummitPost pages. The Top 100 peaks in Utah is - a popular goal among hikers and climbers in the state. Those seeking the 2,000-foot prominence peaks will be interested in all peaks down to number 81. This link has a page dedicated to the 2,000 ft prominence mountains of Utah.