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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 nearly 12,000 peak of the most popular hikes in the Uinta Mountains of Utah At nearly 12,000 feet but under a mile and half to the summit this mountain is a great start for beginners. The trail is easy to follow and the views towards the many surrounding alpine lakes is spectacular. Bring a camera. hiking.