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Mt Olympus | Holladay, Utah

Mt Olympus trail offers a strenuous hike with fantastic views at the top. You can stop at the saddle and feel well rewarded with views of the Salt Lake valley and majestic views to the east over the mountain range, but a few hundred feet more of scrambling will get you to the top with fantastic views to the north and south also. Rocky Mountain sheep have been seen near the top of the peak. The trail begins gradually, but gets steep and less obvious on the final third before the saddle.