Bottleneck Peak and Moon

Bottleneck Peak and Moon is a distinctive summit in Utah's San Rafael Swell featuring distinctive rock formations and varying landscapes. The ridge displays characteristic geological patterns shaped by the Colorado Plateau's natural processes.

The peak served for centuries as a navigational landmark for travelers crossing Utah's mountainous terrain. Its prominent position made it a recognizable feature for those moving through the eastern regions.

Local communities have long valued this area and passed down stories about its natural features and seasonal changes through generations. These traditions reflect a deep familiarity with the land and its resources.

Bring proper gear, plenty of water, and sturdy footwear when visiting this peak. Check the weather beforehand and plan to start early, as conditions can change quickly at elevation.

The peak displays distinctive geological patterns that reveal millions of years of erosion and uplift along the Colorado Plateau. These rock layers tell the story of how the landscape was shaped over vast time periods.

Location: Utah

Elevation above the sea: 1,952 m

GPS coordinates: 39.06047,-110.68752

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:02