Hidden Peak, Mountain summit in Little Cottonwood Canyon, United States
Hidden Peak is a mountain summit in the Wasatch Range rising to approximately 11,000 feet above Little Cottonwood Canyon. From the top, you can see across multiple surrounding ridges and into the deep canyon below, with views extending across the broader mountain landscape.
Ski facilities developed on the peak in the mid-20th century, transforming the area into a major winter sports location. This development brought competition events and regular visitors to the mountain.
The mountain draws photographers and nature enthusiasts throughout the seasons, with winter bringing ski competitions and summer offering hiking opportunities for outdoor recreation.
You can reach the summit via the Snowbird aerial tram or hiking trails that range in difficulty and steepness. Seasonal conditions significantly affect trail conditions and how long the journey takes.
The peak features plans for a substantial 50,000-square-foot facility including a convention center, dining venues, and entertainment spaces at its summit location.
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