Pahvant Range

The Pahvant Range is a mountain range in central Utah, United States, east of Fillmore.

Description

The range is named for the Pahvant tribe, a branch of the Ute people. The tallest peaks are
Pioneer Peak at,
Mine Camp Peak at, Sunset Peak at, and Coffee Peak at. Most of the land in the Pavant range is part of Fishlake National Forest.
Richfield lies in the Sevier River valley to the southeast of the range and Fillmore lies in the Pavant Valley along the northwest side of the range.
The Pavant Range merges into the Tushar Mountains on the south.

Transportation

crosses the extreme north end of the range at Scipio pass, near Scipio. Interstate 70 crosses at a pass between the Pavant Range and the Tushar Mountains to the south.

Meteorite

fragments with a mass of named the Salina Meteorite were found in the Pavant Range in 1908.