Griffith Peak, Mountain summit in Spring Mountains, Nevada, US.

Griffith Peak is a summit in the Spring Mountains of Clark County, southern Nevada, reaching 3,372 metres, which makes it Nevada's 43rd highest peak and the third highest in southern Nevada. It lies within Humboldt–Toiyabe National Forest, the Mount Charleston Wilderness and Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, about 6.3 km southeast of Mount Charleston.

The peak became accessible to hikers during the 20th century as trails were developed throughout the Spring Mountains. This construction was part of a larger effort to open the region for outdoor recreation and exploration.

Griffith Peak is reached from the Griffith Saddle, where the South Loop Trail meets the route to Mount Charleston; the saddle is the point hikers pass through on the way to either summit. The peak lies within the Mount Charleston Wilderness of Humboldt–Toiyabe National Forest, about 3.9 miles southeast of Mount Charleston.

The main route is accessible via an established trail system that suits different skill levels and fitness abilities. Start your hike early in the day and bring layers of clothing since weather conditions change rapidly at elevation.

On clear days the summit offers views of distant landmarks far beyond the immediate mountain range that most visitors do not anticipate. These unexpectedly vast vistas reveal the scale of the surrounding landscape in a surprising way.