Best solos in Wasatch range

Just what it sounds like. What are the best easy\moderate solos in Northern Utah? I've got Geurt's Ridge and the Cottonwood Traverse on my summer list and I've heard about a traverse of Timp. I'm interested in long, preferably alpine routes.

West Slabs on Olympus.

Edit to add: Mineral and Millstone Slabs are nice and not too long.

I always enjoy Guert's. Consider the north ridge of the Pfeif... although there are some REALLY loose sections, but the setting is incredible. Thunderbolt Ridge in Hogum is pretty fantastic- but mostly due to the wilderness setting. Timp traverse doesn't have much (if any) technical rock, but it's an incredibly aesthetic route and a fine day in the mountains.

S ridge superior

Lisa falls

Traverse of devils castle at alta (more 4th class scrambly)

Mule hollow wall

Steorts ridge

The super beat out in reverse (draper ridge to lone peak traverse over to snow bird) - there is some technical scrambling and route finding.

Up broads fork and top out on twin peaks, traverse ridge to dromedary, sunrise/sunset and down lake blanche - it has some scrambling.

PT

bump!

I was thinking about this the other day.
Any other suggestions - rope solo, ice, and aid included around here, or favorite around the west?

Here's my list i've been compiling for a partner-less day (*done it and is good):
Salt Lake:
Pfieferhorn
West Slabs*, Geurts Ridge
Hogam E. Ridge *
Superior S ridge*, cottonwood traverse*, trip around the wasatch traverse
The Eyrie??
Standard Ridge*
Pentapitch*, Schoolroom*, bushwack* 1st p

Fisher: Titan, Kingfisher
Tetons: Middle Teton
Winds: Traverse*
Zion: Spaceshot, Desert Shield, Prodigal
Yosemite: Leaning Tower, snake dike
Sierras: tons
Cascasdes: lots
Colorado: Crestone-Kit Carson, Flatirons
Bugaboo Spire NE Ridge
Ouray: 2nd gully*, stairway to heaven*
Cascades: w.ridge forbidden*, eldorado e.ridge*, N.Twin*, Hood*
Redrocks: olive oil*, superslabs*

what about some of the ridges (alpenbok, allens, etc)?

Awesome suggestions from everyone. I want to hit the Cottonwood Traverse first and prep for the full WURL. Any beta on the best place to start? I've heard different things from different people.

just go hikes the cottonwood ridges, there awesome. just go do it man there freekin sweet

steorts ridge and outside corner is a great combo for an evening

Here is Nik's write up of the Horseshoe Traverse

nikberry.blogspot.com/2009/…