Eagles Rest Peak, Mountain summit in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, United States.

Eagles Rest Peak is a mountain summit in Grand Teton National Park located within Wyoming's Teton Range. The peak reaches approximately 3,430 meters and stands among other significant mountains in the Rocky Mountains system.

Eagles Rest Peak appears on maps of the northern Teton Range from the early 20th century, when the area was being surveyed for Grand Teton National Park, established in 1929. The peak's steep rise of almost 4,500 feet above Jackson Lake made it a reference point for early rangers and surveyors. It is bordered by Waterfalls Canyon to the north and Snowshoe Canyon to the south.

The peak's name comes from its position above Jackson Lake, where eagles were said to rest; the surrounding canyons, Waterfalls Canyon to the north and Snowshoe Canyon to the south, frame the approach. Climbers today use the peak as a reference point when reading the northern Teton skyline from Colter Bay Village.

Climbing this summit requires mountaineering experience and proper equipment for high altitude and rocky terrain. Access is typically from established trailheads in the national park, and visitors should check conditions before setting out.

From the summit, climbers gain panoramic views across multiple surrounding peaks that reveal the full scale of the Teton Range. This vantage point makes it a favored location for photographers seeking to capture the broader mountain landscape.