Pfeifferhorn

Pfeifferhorn is a distinctive peak in the Wasatch Range with steep slopes and granite formations near its summit. The upper reaches feature rocky structures that define the challenging terrain climbers encounter.

The mountain received its official name in 2013 to honor Charles Pfeiffer, a climber whose legacy began when his ashes were scattered on the summit decades earlier. This naming recognizes his early connection to the peak.

The peak draws serious hikers and climbers who seek a challenging adventure in the Wasatch Range. It has become a destination where outdoor enthusiasts gather to test their skills on steep terrain.

Access starts at the White Pine Trailhead parking area, which fills quickly on popular days. The route demands solid fitness and climbing experience, especially on the upper sections with exposed rock.

Mountain goats make their home in the area above Red Pine Lake and often appear along the climbing route. From the summit, climbers look out across Mount Timpanogos and the Utah Valley below.