Electric Peak

Electric Peak is a mountain summit in Park County located near the Yellowstone region, surrounded by thick forests, meadows, and rocky terrain. Its prominence in the landscape has made it a recognizable reference point for people traveling through this mountainous corner of northwestern Wyoming.

Early explorers and surveyors documented the mountain while mapping the Yellowstone region during the 1800s. Its name and role as a navigation landmark developed through ongoing exploration and charting of the surrounding mountain range.

Native American tribes from the surrounding territories maintain deep connections to Electric Peak through their traditional practices and seasonal migration patterns.

Weather can shift rapidly and unpredictably, so check forecasts before starting and bring weatherproof gear. When planning your route, account for changing conditions across all seasons.

The summit area displays different rock layers from various geological periods, making Earth's history visible in the mountainside. This variety interests visitors curious about the natural structure beneath the landscape.

Location: Park County

Elevation above the sea: 3,341 m

GPS coordinates: 45.00521,-110.83744

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:01