Island Summit: Frary Peak on Antelope Island

Saturday, November 7 | Antelope Island State Park

Ready for a big day? Join us for an early start on Frary Peak, the highest point on Antelope Island and one of the most unique summits in Northern Utah. This hike has it all: rolling ridgelines, rugged rock, sweeping views of the Great Salt Lake in every direction, and a good chance of spotting bison, bighorn sheep, and pronghorn along the way.

We'll hit the trail early to make the most of the cool morning light, climb steadily to the summit, and celebrate at the top with lunch on us. It's a challenging day, but we'll take it at a steady, social pace with plenty of breaks. You'll finish tired, proud, and with a few new trail friends.

Trail Details - All Trails Link
Distance: about 7 miles round trip
Elevation gain: about 2,500 feet
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging, with sustained climbing and some rocky sections
Pace: Steady with regular breaks. No one gets left behind.

Lunch Is Included
Jimmy John's sandwiches will be provided. Please let us know about any dietary preferences when you book.

What to Bring
At least 2 liters of water (there's none on the trail)
Snacks for the climb
Warm layers, hat, and gloves (it's windy and cold on the ridge)
Sturdy hiking shoes or boots with good tread
Microspikes in case of early snow or ice
Sunglasses and sunscreen

We'll follow up closer to the hike with any remaining details and updates.