Gold Mountain

Gold Mountain is a high mountain peak at an elevation of 3.259m (10,692ft) above the sea level, located in Piute County, in south-central Utah, United States. It’s one of the highest roads of Utah.

This infamous gravel road to the summit is rough with several hairpin turns. A very steep maintained (jeep) trail goes almost directly over the top of the peak. It’s called Beaver Creek Road. Make sure you get your vehicle and yourself well-prepared before driving this road. This is a great trail that offers a little bit of everything. Due to the high elevations and exposure, the road is subject to strong winds and rapid weather changes. Be prepared for the cold and wind! High winds blow here all year long. 4wd vehicle is necessary. Stay away if you're scared of heights. It is subject to winter snowfalls with such a high summit altitude, and it can be impassable anytime when the access is not cleared of snow. Always be prepared for winter weather, even in summer.
 

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