Welcome to the Utah pages of Cyclepass.com.  I forgot to mention canyons in the title. Without the multi colored canyons, at the beginning and end of many cycling climbs, Utah just wouldn't be Utah. The state has an incredible variety of landscapes that lend themselves to exploration by bicycle. Besides the arid south, there are alpine climbs in the Wasatch Range. But most of the highest elevation differences are found in the high, green plateaus of central and south central Utah, which lead back down to the canyons - again the amazing red, white, sheer maze of canyons.

Currently the tables link to 35 summits/passes. 9 of these are unrecognized/unmarked summits:

The pass pages are in two distinct formats. A few pages contain elevation profiles, maps, route suggestions and approach descriptions. The group of pages that are available in a detailed format changes from time to time. They are listed in


The longer format pass pages, along with those in a shorter format, can also be accessed through the following tables.

all summits	(-alphabetical order)
paved summits	(-highest first)
MTB summits	(-highest first)

Exactly how the term "unmarked/unrecognized" is used in this context is explained in the


Needless to say that there are many, many more summits. A page like this can never be complete. This is a work in progress. For this reason that are some dead links in the individual pass pages referencing other pass pages But the table should not contain dead links. Recent additions are listed in the


For passes in other areas, see the links on top of the white area.