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Mountain Peaks in Wyoming

84 mountain peaks in Wyoming with photography planning data — sunrise and sunset azimuths, golden hour by month, Milky Way windows and estimated sky darkness. Teton County has the most (31). The darkest skies are at Gannett Peak (Bortle 1).

Top mountain peaks

Grand TetonMountain Peak
Grand TetonTeton County · 4,200 m
Devils TowerMountain Peak
Devils TowerCrook County · 1,559 m
Gannett PeakMountain Peak
Gannett PeakFremont County · 4,207 m
Mount MoranMountain Peak
Mount MoranTeton County · 3,837 m
Cloud PeakMountain Peak
Cloud PeakBig Horn County · 4,017 m
Mount WashburnMountain Peak
Mount WashburnPark County · 3,116 m
Mount OwenMountain Peak
Mount OwenTeton County · 3,934 m
Middle TetonMountain Peak
Middle TetonTeton County · 3,904 m
Francs PeakMountain Peak
Francs PeakPark County · 3,801 m
Eagle PeakMountain Peak
Eagle PeakPark County · 3,460 m
Mount HolmesMountain Peak
Mount HolmesPark County · 3,149 m
Casper MountainMountain Peak
Casper MountainNatrona County · 2,390 m

Mountain Peaks by county

All mountain peaks (84)

NameCountyElevationNearest townSky
Grand TetonGrand TetonTeton County4,200 mMoose Wilson Road1
Devils TowerDevils TowerCrook County1,559 mSundance1
Gannett PeakFremont County4,207 mPinedale1
Mount MoranGrand TetonTeton County3,837 mDriggs1
Cloud PeakBig Horn County4,017 mBuffalo1
Mount WashburnYellowstonePark County3,116 mWest Yellowstone1
Mount OwenGrand TetonTeton County3,934 mMoose Wilson Road1
Middle TetonGrand TetonTeton County3,904 mMoose Wilson Road1
Francs PeakPark County3,801 mCody1
Eagle PeakYellowstonePark County3,460 mCody1
Mount HolmesYellowstonePark County3,149 mWest Yellowstone1
Casper MountainNatrona County2,390 mMills3
Colter PeakYellowstonePark County3,243 mCody1
Mount NorrisYellowstonePark County3,000 mCody1
Mount SheridanYellowstoneTeton County3,139 mJackson1
Fremont PeakFremont County4,177 mPinedale1
Mount HancockYellowstoneTeton County3,116 mJackson1
Antler PeakYellowstonePark County3,048 mWest Yellowstone1
Barlow PeakYellowstoneTeton County2,929 mJackson1
Mount EvertsYellowstonePark County2,387 mWest Yellowstone1
Mount SchurzYellowstonePark County3,355 mCody1
Mount StevensonYellowstonePark County3,118 mCody1
Barronette PeakYellowstonePark County3,156 mLivingston1
South TetonGrand TetonTeton County3,801 mMoose Wilson Road1
Roaring MountainYellowstonePark County2,485 mWest Yellowstone1
Buck MountainGrand TetonTeton County3,627 mMoose Wilson Road2
Bunsen PeakYellowstonePark County2,599 mWest Yellowstone1
Teewinot MountainGrand TetonTeton County3,733 mMoose Wilson Road1
Terrace MountainYellowstonePark County2,439 mWest Yellowstone1
Wind River PeakSublette County3,999 mLander1
Echo PeakYellowstonePark County2,917 mWest Yellowstone1
Gray PeakYellowstonePark County3,139 mWest Yellowstone1
Younts PeakPark County3,691 mCody1
Mount HaynesYellowstoneTeton County2,505 mWest Yellowstone1
Mount LangfordYellowstonePark County3,238 mCody1
Abiathar PeakYellowstonePark County3,331 mLivingston1
Laramie PeakAlbany County3,059 mWheatland1
Mount Saint JohnGrand TetonTeton County3,469 mDriggs1
Bivouac PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,296 mDriggs1
Sepulcher MountainPark County2,939 mWest Yellowstone1
Sheep MountainTeton County3,418 mJackson2
Purple MountainYellowstoneTeton County2,558 mWest Yellowstone1
Mount WoodringGrand TetonTeton County3,514 mDriggs1
National Park MountainTeton County2,300 mWest Yellowstone1
The ThundererYellowstonePark County3,199 mCody1
Clagett ButteYellowstonePark County2,451 mWest Yellowstone1
Disappointment PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,529 mMoose Wilson Road1
Dunraven PeakYellowstonePark County3,008 mWest Yellowstone1
Elk MountainCarbon County3,390 mSaratoga1
Elk MountainGrand TetonTeton County3,268 mDriggs1
Factory HillYellowstoneTeton County2,904 mJackson1
Medicine Bow PeakAlbany County3,639 mSaratoga2
Heart MountainPark County2,387 mCody2
Hedges PeakYellowstonePark County2,947 mWest Yellowstone1
Mount SacagaweaFremont County4,119 mPinedale1
Union Peak, WyomingSublette County3,501 mJackson1
Whiskey MountainFremont County3,394 mJackson1
War Bonnet PeakSublette County3,716 mFort Washakie1
Bannock PeakYellowstonePark County3,137 mWest Yellowstone1
Battleship MountainGrand TetonTeton County3,197 mDriggs1
Prospectors MountainGrand TetonTeton County3,417 mMoose Wilson Road2
Mount WisterGrand TetonTeton County3,493 mMoose Wilson Road1
Nez Perce PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,612 mMoose Wilson Road1
Rockchuck PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,381 mDriggs1
Black Tooth MountainBig Horn County3,732 mBuffalo1
Mount WoolseyBig Horn County3,942 mBuffalo1
Static PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,417 mMoose Wilson Road2
Thor PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,659 mDriggs1
Owl PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,229 mDriggs1
Wyoming PeakLincoln County3,442 mAfton1
Pingora PeakFremont County3,607 mFort Washakie1
White MountainSweetwater County2,321 mNorth Rock Springs4
White PeaksYellowstonePark County2,887 mWest Yellowstone1
Druid PeakYellowstonePark County2,919 mLivingston1
Eagles Rest PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,417 mDriggs1
Jackson PeakFremont County4,114 mPinedale1
Mount HornadayYellowstonePark County3,049 mLivingston1
Inyan Kara MountainCrook County1,935 mSundance1
Mount BonnevilleSublette County3,730 mFort Washakie1
Warrior PeaksSublette County3,744 mFort Washakie1
Ranger PeakGrand TetonTeton County3,454 mDriggs1
Table MountainGrand TetonTeton County3,372 mDriggs1
Lizard Head PeakFremont County3,799 mFort Washakie1
Wilkins PeakSweetwater County2,294 mGreen River3

Sky = estimated Bortle class (1 darkest – 9 brightest).

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How to photograph mountain peaks

Summits catch first and last light — alpenglow can turn rock pink or orange minutes before sunrise and after sunset while valleys stay in shadow.

  • Photograph the peak from a lake, meadow or ridge at sunrise when the face that looks east lights up first.
  • Long lenses compress ridgelines; shoot the peak from several miles away to make it look massive.
  • Afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer at high elevations — plan summit hikes for early morning.
  • Snow on the summit holds detail best when you expose for the highlights and lift shadows later.
  • Alpenglow lasts only a few minutes; set up and focus beforehand.

Season: Early summer keeps snow on the peaks with green valleys below; autumn adds aspen or larch color in many ranges.