White Peaks, Mountain summit in Wyoming, United States.

White Peaks is a pair of summits, South White Peak and North White Peak, in the Gallatin Range of the Rocky Mountains, in the northwest of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The higher South White Peak reaches 2,988 metres. The peaks lie about one kilometre west of Mount Holmes and about two kilometres south of Echo Peak.

The White Peaks are two summits, South White Peak and North White Peak, in the Gallatin Range of the Rocky Mountains in northwestern Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The higher South White Peak reaches 2,988 m. They lie about one kilometre west of the more prominent Mount Holmes and about two kilometres south of Echo Peak.

The peaks lie in the Gallatin Range of Yellowstone National Park, about 1 km west of Mount Holmes and 2 km south of Echo Peak. The two summits are named South White Peak, the higher at 2,988 m, and North White Peak. The name White Peaks is the designation used for the pair on maps of the park's northwest.

White Peaks lie in the southern Gallatin Range of Yellowstone National Park, about 1 km west of Mount Holmes and 2 km south of Echo Peak. The two summits, North and South White Peak, are reached off-trail; South White Peak is the higher at 2,988 m. Carry a map and compass, since no marked route leads to either summit.

The peaks lie about 1 km west of Mount Holmes, which is notably more prominent, and about 2 km south of Echo Peak. The higher of the two summits is South White Peak at 2,988 m, with North White Peak beside it.