Begich Peak, Mountain summit in Chugach Mountains, Alaska, United States.

Begich Peak is a 4,623-foot summit in the Chugach Mountains of Chugach National Forest, Alaska, rising about 4,400 feet above Bear Valley within 1.25 miles. It stands 2.5 miles north of Portage Lake, 5 miles northwest of Whittier, and 1.24 miles southwest of Boggs Peak. Runoff from its slopes feeds tributaries of Portage Creek and the Twentymile River.

The peak was named in 1976 by the United States Geological Survey to honor Alaska Congressman Nick Begich, who died in a plane crash in 1972. This designation preserves his memory in the state's geographic record.

The mountain serves as an important geographical landmark within the Chugach National Forest, drawing mountaineers and nature observers throughout the year.

Climbing this peak requires mountaineering skill and proper equipment for steep terrain. Late spring through early summer provides the most manageable conditions, though preparation and experience are essential for any attempt.

The summit sits in a subarctic climate zone where winter brings extreme cold and fierce winds. Temperatures regularly plunge well below freezing with wind chill making conditions even more severe.