Television Stations
Farnsworth Peak is home to several full service television stations. KSL-TV is perhaps the best known transmitter site on the mountain, but the peak houses transmitters for KSTU-TV, the local FOX affiliate, KUCW (The CW), and KUTV (CBS) among others. KTMW, an independent station and KUPX, the local Ion affiliate, now broadcast their digital signals from Little Farnsworth Peak about 0.45 miles to the south. KSL-TV was the first television station to use the mountain for broadcasting. It also is responsible for transmitters on the mountain, having engineers on site for periods of time in case of emergencies. A large number of the television stations located on the peak previously carried their analog signals from the same sites. Farnsworth Peak was one of the first places in the country to construct a facility specifically for digital television transmission. Specifically, Farnsworth Peak houses transmitters for the following stations:
| CALLSIGN | CHANNEL (via PSIP) | NETWORK |
| KUTV | 2 | CBS |
| KTVX | 4 | ABC |
| KSL-TV | 5 | NBC |
| KUED | 7 | PBS |
| KUEN | 9 | Independent |
| KULX-LD | 10 | Independent |
| KBYU | 11 | Independent |
| KSTU | 13 | FOX |
| KJZZ-TV | 14 | Independent |
| KUPX | 16 | Ion Television |
| KUTB-LP | 18 | Trinity Broadcasting Network |
| KTMW | 20 | Independent |
| KBTU-LP | 23 | Independent |
| KPNZ | 24 | Independent |
| KSVN-CD | 25 | Azteca |
| KUCW | 30 | The CW |
| K39JS-D | 39 | Azteca (translator of KSVN-CD) |
| KSUD-LP | 45 | Independent |
| KEJT-LP | 50 | Independent |
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