Rendezvous Mountain, Mountain summit in Teton Range, Wyoming, United States.

Rendezvous Mountain is a 10,455-foot massif in the southern Teton Range, extending 5 miles between Granite Canyon and Phillips Canyon. Its highest summit is Rendezvous Peak at 10,927 feet, while the most visited summit is North Peak, reached by the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort aerial tram. The massif lies partly in Grand Teton National Park and largely in Bridger-Teton National Forest.

The massif straddles two federal holdings: its western and northern flanks lie in Grand Teton National Park, while most of the rest sits in Bridger-Teton National Forest, with the western slope reaching into the Jedediah Smith Wilderness of Caribou-Targhee National Forest. The Teton Crest Trail begins at Phillips Pass, which marks the massif's southern end. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort now covers the summits of Rendezvous Mountain and Apres Vous Peak and the whole eastern flank down to Teton Village.

The aerial tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort carries people up the mountain year-round for both skiing and summer activities. The peak serves as a gathering point for outdoor enthusiasts from across the region.

The aerial tram provides quick access to the summit and is helpful when time is limited or weather is poor. Hiking trails from the top suit different skill levels, from short walks to longer all-day hikes.

The massif runs 5 miles (8 km) between Granite Canyon and Phillips Canyon, and more than one summit rises above 10,000 ft (3,000 m). The North Peak is the one the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram reaches, so most visitors stand there rather than on Rendezvous Peak, the massif's highest point at 10,927 ft (3,331 m).