Zeballos Peak, Mountain summit in Vancouver Island Ranges, Canada.

Zeballos Peak is a mountain summit in the Vancouver Island Ranges of British Columbia, Canada, rising 1,578 metres above sea level. It stands 14 km northeast of the village of Zeballos and 10 km northwest of Rugged Mountain, the higher peak (1,861 m) about 11 km to its southwest. Its prominence above the surrounding terrain is roughly 951 metres.

The peak came to notice in the late 1800s when explorers mapped the mountain regions of Vancouver Island in British Columbia for geological research. These early expeditions helped document the physical landscape of this remote area.

The peak stands 14 km northeast of Zeballos, the village whose name it shares; the mountain was long called Zeballos Mountain before being renamed Zeballos Peak. The nearest settlement to the north is Woss, about 18 km away, and the surrounding slopes are coniferous forest where fewer than two people live per square kilometre.

Climbers need advanced skills and proper equipment to reach this summit safely. Weather shifts rapidly at elevation, so thorough preparation is essential for anyone attempting the ascent.

Zeballos Peak was long called Zeballos Mountain before its name was changed. It lies 14 km northeast of the village of Zeballos and 10 km northwest of Rugged Mountain, which at 1,861 m is the higher neighbour. The peak rises 951 m above the surrounding terrain, and the nearest larger settlement, Woss, is 17.7 km to the south-southwest.