The Highest Peaks in Wyoming

Wyoming's 21 highest hikeable summits, ranked by elevation. The tallest is Gannett Peak at 13,799 ft. Every peak below links to a full trail guide with maps, elevation profiles and parking info — updated 2026.

#	Peak	Elevation	Distance	Difficulty
1	Gannett Peak	13,799 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
2	Grand Teton	13,776 ft	1.8 mi	Moderate
3	Fremont Peak	13,704 ft	3.1 mi	Easy
4	Turret Peak	13,606 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
5	Doublet Peak	13,593 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
6	Mount Helen	13,543 ft	3.1 mi	Easy
7	Mount Sacagawea	13,514 ft	3.1 mi	Easy
8	Dinwoody Peak	13,501 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
9	Jackson Peak	13,497 ft	5.2 mi	Hard
10	Bastion Peak	13,461 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
11	Mount Febbas	13,451 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
12	Mount Woodrow Wilson	13,432 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
13	Mount Warren	13,428 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
14	Sunbeam Peak	13,425 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
15	Rampart Peak	13,301 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
16	The Sphinx	13,202 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
17	Wind River Peak	13,196 ft	3.4 mi	Moderate
18	Cloud Peak	13,179 ft	8.1 mi	Strenuous
19	American Legion Peak	13,130 ft	10.2 mi	Hard
20	Miriam Peak	13,104 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
21	Split Mountain	13,087 ft	10.2 mi	Hard

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