Hyndman Peak

Hyndman Peak is a mountain in the Pioneer Mountains shaped like a pyramid at the head of Hyndman Basin. The summit stands above a landscape of surrounding high peaks that create a dramatic ridge system.

The mountain was named after a prominent early settler whose influence shaped the region during pioneer times. The area became known through early mountaineering expeditions in the late 1800s.

Local mining industry leader Major William Hyndman left his legacy as the mountain's namesake, reflecting the region's connection to early settlement activities.

The climb requires several hours of hiking through mountainous terrain and demands good physical fitness. Visitors should be prepared for changing weather patterns typical of high altitude environments.

The peak has a dramatic prominence that sets it apart from neighboring summits in the range. Exposure to weather systems and seasonal precipitation patterns create notably different climbing conditions throughout the year.

Location: Idaho

GPS coordinates: 43.74937,-114.13108

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:04