Pfeifferhorn

The Pfeifferhorn is the 11,331 feet 3,454 m triangularly-formed pinnacle situated in the most separated piece of the Lone Peak Foresrt Area of the Wasatch Mountains in northern Utah, United States. This tough Utah mountain, usually alluded to as the Little Matterhorn, is the fifth-most noteworthy crest in the Wasatch Range. The summit can be come to by climbing, however some scrambling is required. There are a few specialized shake climbing courses with the north edge being the most prevalent. This summit additionally makes a magnificent winter mountaineering adventure.The simplest and most famous course is the East Ridge by means of Red Pine Lake trail up Little Cottonwood Canyon. The trail is around 3 miles to bring down Red Pine lake and approximately 1/2 mile to the upper Red Pine Lake. From here continue southwest up the precarious bone slant to the highest point of the 'false summit'. An all around characterized trail ought to be noticeable here without snow. Proceed with west along the edge through a progression of huge stones to a moment soak incline. You can either wrap around this incline toward the south and change go down to the summit less demanding or simply proceed with west until the point when you achieve the summit soak.