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Wyoming
The state of Wyoming is a vast and beautiful place that includes a wide variety of scenery and landscapes. While large areas of the state are simply prairies covered with sage brush, the mountain ranges scattered throughout it include some of the most remote and wild wilderness areas found anywhere in the United States. While the number of high and prominent peaks here is lower than the surrounding states, Wyoming is home to the Grand Teton, one of the most famous peaks in the world, and the Wind River and Absaroka Ranges, both of which present the hikers, mountaineers, and outdoor enthusiasts who visit them with varying sets of challenges and ample aesthetic rewards.
The mean elevation of the state of Wyoming is 6,700 feet above sea level, making Wyoming the second highest state just after Colorado. With the Continental Divide wandering diagonally across the state's mountains from the northwest corner to the south central part of the state, Wyoming is the home of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and Devils Tower National Monument. The highest point in Wyoming is Gannett Peak, in the Wind River Range, at 13,804 feet above sea level. The lowest point in Wyoming is the Belle Fourche River at 3,099 feet above sea level.
This page is intended as a master list of areas and ranges and other list pages on SummitPost for the state of Wyoming. Many of the ranges listed below are part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; check out Bob Sihler's excellent page for an in-depth look at this unique and wonderful place.




List of Areas & RangesAbsaroka Range
-- Northern Absaroka Range
---- Chief Joseph Scenic Highway
-- Southwest Absaroka Range
---- South Fork Shoshone
-- Southeast Absaroka Range
---- Kirwin
Beartooth Mountains*
Big Horn Mountains
----Medicine Wheel Passage
Black Hills*
Bridger Mountains
Gallatin Range
Granite Mountains
Great Divide Basin Range
Gros Ventre Range
Laramie Mountains
Medicine Bow Range (Contains the Snowy Range)
Owl Creek Mountains
Pryor Mountains*
Rattlesnake Hills
Salt River Range
Snake River Range
Teton Range
Uinta Mountains*
Washakie Range
Wind River Range
----Cirque of the Towers
Wyoming Overthrust Belt Range
Wyoming Range
Yellowstone Plateau
*Ranges that are less than 50% in Wyoming
Miscellaneous Areas:
Badger Basin
Great Basin Divide
McCullough Peak Badlands
Mount Leidy Highlands
-- Red Hills
Vedauwoo
Yellowstone National ParkWyoming Ranges Highest Peaks
Wyoming's 13ersThis list includes only ranked peaks with 300 feet of prominence. For pictures and more information, visit the Wyoming 13ers page.
| Rank | Peak | Elevation | Range |
| 1 | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| 2 | Grand Teton | 13,770 | Teton Range |
| 3 | Fremont Peak | 13,745 | Wind River Range |
| 4 | Mount Warren | 13,722 | Wind River Range |
| 5 | Mount Helen | 13,620 | Wind River Range |
| 6 | Turret Peak | 13,620 | Wind River Range |
| 7 | Mount Sacagawea |
13,569 | Wind River Range |
| 8 | Jackson Peak | 13,517 | Wind River Range |
| 9 | Mount Woodrow Wilson | 13,502 | Wind River Range |
| 10 | Bastion Peak | 13,494 | Wind River Range |
| 11 | Mount Febbas |
13,468 | Wind River Range |
| 12 | Sunbeam Peak | 13,460 | Wind River Range |
| 13 | Flagstone Peak | 13,450 | Wind River Range |
| 14 | Pinnacle Ridge | 13,365 | Wind River Range |
| 15 | Downs Mountain | 13,349 | Wind River Range |
| 16 | Mount Koven | 13,265 | Wind River Range |
| 17 | The Sphinx | 13,258 | Wind River Range |
| 18 | Spearhead Pinnacle | 13,220 | Wind River Range |
| 19 | American Legion Peak | 13,205 | Wind River Range |
| 20 | Peak 13198 | 13,198 | Wind River Range |
| 21 | Wind River Peak | 13,192 | Wind River Range |
| 22 | East Twin Peak | 13,185 | Wind River Range |
| 23 | Peak 13180 | 13,180 | Wind River Range |
| 24 | Cloud Peak | 13,167 | Bighorn Mountains |
| 25 | Desolation Peak | 13,155 | Wind River Range |
| 26 | Split Mountain | 13,155 | Wind River Range |
| 27 | Francs Peak | 13,153 | Absaroka Range |
| 28 | Henderson Peak | 13,115 | Wind River Range |
| 29 | Klondike Peak | 13,114 | Wind River Range |
| 30 | Peak 13062 - South Downs Mountain | 13,062 | Wind River Range |
| 31 | Harrower Peak (Ellingwood Peak) | 13,052 | Wind River Range |
| 32 | Bow Mountain | 13,020 | Wind River Range |
| 33 | Mount Whitecap | 13,020 | Wind River Range |
| 34 | Black Tooth
Mountain | 13,005 | Bighorn Mountains |
| 35 | Knife Point Mountain | 13,001 | Wind River Range |
Wyoming County HighpointsFor more information, visit the Wyoming County Highpoints page.
| County | Peak | Elevation | Range |
| Fremont | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| Sublette | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| Teton | Grand Teton | 13,770 | Teton Range |
| Big Horn | Cloud Peak | 13,167 | Bighorn Mountains |
| Johnson | Cloud Peak | 13,167 | Bighorn Mountains |
| Park | Francs Peak | 13,153 | Absaroka Range |
| Hot Springs | Washakie Needles | 12,518 | Absaroka Range |
| Albany | Medicine Bow Peak | 12,013 | Medicine Bow Range |
| Carbon | Carbon County HP | 11,920 | Medicine Bow Range |
| Lincoln | Wyoming Peak | 11,378 | Wyoming Range |
| Sheridan | Sheridan County HP | 11,020 | Bighorn Mountains |
| Uinta | Uinta County HP | 9,790 | Uinta Range |
| Washakie | Washakie County HP | 9,620 | Great Divide Basin Area |
| Sweetwater | Pine Mountain | 9,550 | Bighorn Mountains |
| Converse | Warbonnett Peak | 9,414 | Laramie Mountains |
| Natrona | Mine Benchmark | 9,121 | Bighorn Mountains |
| Laramie | Twin Mountains | 8,146 | Laramie Mountains |
| Platte | Platte County HP | 7,230 | Laramie Mountains |
| Crook | Cement Ridge | 6,674 | Black Hills |
| Weston | Weston County HP | 6,630 | Black Hills |
| Goshen | Goshen County HP | 6,130 | Central Great Plains |
| Niobrara | Niobrara County HP | 6,110 | Central Great Plains |
| Campbell | North Butte | 6,052 | Central Great Plain |
Wyoming Wilderness High Points
| Wilderness | Peak | Elevation | Range |
| Bridger Wilderness | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| Fitzpatrick Wilderness | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| Popo Agie Wilderness | Wind River Peak | 13,192 | Wind River Range |
| Cloud Peak Wilderness | Cloud Peak | 13,167 | Big Horn Mountains |
| Washakie Wilderness | Francs Peak | 13,153 | Absaroka Range |
| North Absaroka Wilderness | Trout Peak | 12,244 | Absaroka Range |
| Teton Wilderness | Younts Peak
| 12,156 | Absaroka Range |
| Gros Ventre Wilderness | Doubletop Peak | 11,720+ | Teton Range |
| Jedediah Smith Wilderness | The Wall | 11,108 | Teton Range |
| Huston Park Wilderness | Huston Park Wilderness HP | 10,561 | Teton Range |
| Savage Run Wilderness | Savage Run Wilderness High Point | 9,960+ | Medicine Bow Range |
| Encampment River Wilderness | Encampment Creek Wilderness High Point | 9,360+ | Sierra Madre |
| Platte River Wilderness | Platte River Wilderness HP | 9,175 | Medicine Bow Range |
| Winegar Hole Wilderness | Calf Creek Hill-West Ridge | 7,300 | Teton Range |
Wyoming Peaks with 2000 feet of ProminenceFor more detailed information: Wyoming 2000-ft Prominence Peaks
| Rank | Peak | Prominence | Elevation | Range |
| 1 | Cloud Peak | 7,077 | 13,167 | Big Horn Mountains |
| 2 | Gannett Peak | 7,076 | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| 3 | Grand Teton | 6,550 | 13,770 | Teton Range |
| 4 | Francs Peak | 4,056 | 13,153 | Absaroka Range |
| 5 | Trout Peak | 3,704 | 12,244 | Absaroka Range |
| 6 | Wyoming Peak | 3,558 | 11,378 | Wyoming Range |
| 7 | Laramie Peak | 3,310 | 10,260 | Laramie Range |
| 8 | Elk Mountain | 3,306 | 11,156 | Medicine Bow Range |
| 9 | Ferris Mountain | 3,282 | 10,037 | Great Divide Basin |
| 10 | Medicine Bow Peak | 3,243 | 12,013 | Medicine Bow Range |
| 11 | Doubletop Peak | 3,000 | 11,740 | Gros Ventre Range |
| 12 | Mount Moran | 2,645 | 12,605 | Teton Range |
| 13 | Wind River Peak | 2,572 | 13,192 | Wind River Range |
| 14 | Hoback Peak | 2,562 | 10,862 | Wyoming Range |
| 15 | Pilot Peak | 2,519 | 11,699 | Absaroka Range |
| 16 | Wapiti Ridge | 2,505 | 12,165 | Absaroka Range |
| 17 | Cedar Mountain | 2,480 | 7,890+ | Absaroka Range |
| 18 | Observation Peak | 2,468 | 9,980 | Snake River Range |
| 19 | Mount McDougal | 2,360 | 10,780 | Wyoming Range |
| 20 | Mount Sheridan | 2,315 | 10,305 | Yellowstone Plateau |
| 21 | Mount Washburn | 2,273 | 10,243 | Gallatin Range |
| 22 | Mount Fitzpatrick | 2,247 | 10,907 | Salt River Range |
| 23 | Younts Peak | 2,241 | 12,156 | Absaroka Range |
| 24 | Whiskey Peak | 2,230 | 9,225 | Greater Divide Basin Range |
| 25 | Owl Creek Mountain High Point | 2,184 | 9,874 | Owl Creek Mountains |
| 26 | Heart Mountain | 2,183 | 8,123 | Absaroka Range |
| 27 | Bradley Mountain | 2,156 | 9,292 | Wyoming Range |
| 28 | Baronnette Peak | 2,142 | 10,442 | Absaroka Range |
| 29 | Atlantic Peak | 2,163 | 12,490 | Wind River Range |
| 30 | Breccia Peak | 2,120 | 11,260 | Absaroka Range |
| 31 | Sublette Mountain | 2,093 | 9,313 | Wyoming Overthrust Belt Range |
| 32 | Two Ocean Plateau South | 2,086 | 10,226 | Yellowstone Plateau |
| 33 | Bradley Peak | 2,058 | 8,948 | Greater Divide Basin Range |
| 34 | Windy Mountain | 2,042 | 10,262 | Absaroka Range |
| 35 | Copper Mountain | 2,020 | 8,310 | Bridger Mountains |
National Forests
| National Forest | Peak | Elevation | Range |
| Bighorn National Forest | Cloud Peak | 13,167 | Big Horn Mountains |
| Black Hills National Forest* | | | |
| Bridger-Teton National Forest | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| Medicine Bow National Forest | Medicine Bow Peak | 12,013 | Medicine Bow Range |
| Shoshone National Forest | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | Wind River Range |
| Wasatch National Forest* | | | |
*National Forests that are less than 50% in Wyoming Images
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