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Major Peaks of the Bighorn Mountains| Ten Highest Peaks | | Rank | Peak Name | ft | m | Range5 | | 1. | Cloud Peak | 13,167 | 4013 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 2. | Black Tooth Mountain | 13,005 | 3964 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 3. | Mount Woolsey | 12,978 | 3956 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 4. | Bomber Mountain | 12,840+ | 3914+ | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 5. | Peak 12590 | 12,590 | 3837 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 6. | Mather Peaks | 12,400+ | 3780+ | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 7. | Bighorn Peak | 12,324 | 3756 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 8. | Darton Peak | 12,275 | 3741 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 9. | Starvation Peak | 11,640+ | 3548+ | Central Bighorn Mountains | | 10. | Sheridan County High Point | 11,020 | 3359 | Central Bighorn Mountains | | Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included. |
Photos of Peaks in the Bighorn Mountains | | Cloud Peak: The summit of Cloud Peak, the talus fields made treacherous by a September snowfall. |
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