Teton National Forest

Teton National Forest, in western Wyoming, was a United States national forest that would form a constituent part of the present-day Bridger-Teton National Forest. In descending order of land area, Teton National Forest is located in parts of Teton, Sublette, Park, Fremont, and Lincoln counties.

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1. 01Doubletop Peak2,959 ft prominence · 11,719 ft · Summit
2. 02Hoback Peak2,543 ft prominence · 10,863 ft · Summit
3. 03Younts Peak2,241 ft prominence · 12,156 ft · Summit
4. 04Rendezvous Peak1,842 ft prominence · 10,919 ft · Summit
5. 05Mount Leidy1,804 ft prominence · 10,325 ft · Summit
6. 06Clause Peak1,575 ft prominence · 10,614 ft · Summit
7. 07Gros Peak1,542 ft prominence · 11,181 ft · Summit
8. 08Black Peak1,335 ft prominence · 11,657 ft · Summit
9. 09Overlook Mountain1,168 ft prominence · 11,870 ft · Summit
10. 10Sheep Mountain1,122 ft prominence · 11,240 ft · Summit
11. 11Mount Glory1,100 ft prominence · 10,049 ft · Summit
12. 12Ishawooa Cone1,093 ft prominence · 11,854 ft · Summit
13. 13Antoinette Peak1,030 ft prominence · 11,407 ft · Summit
14. 14Tosi Peak981 ft prominence · 11,381 ft · Summit
15. 15Jackson Peak981 ft prominence · 10,741 ft · Summit
16. 16Union Peak971 ft prominence · 11,486 ft · Summit
17. 17Rendezvous Mountain530 ft prominence · 10,449 ft · Summit
18. 18Pinnacle Peak407 ft prominence · 10,807 ft · Summit

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• Continental Divide TrailLong-distance trail · 3100.0 mi one way

  This trail crosses the area. These facts cover the whole trail; an in-area segment is not available.