Northern Wind River RangeMap of Northern Wind River Range Click on red triangle icons for links to other ranges.
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Major Peaks of the Northern Wind River Range| Ten Highest Peaks | | Rank | Peak Name | ft | m | Range6 | | 1. | Gannett Peak | 13,804 | 4207 | | | 2. | Fremont Peak | 13,745 | 4189 | | | 3. | Mount Warren | 13,722 | 4182 | | | 4. | Mount Helen | 13,620 | 4151 | | | 5. | Doublet Peak | 13,600 | 4145 | | | 6. | Turret Peak | 13,600+ | 4145+ | | | 7. | Mount Sacagawea | 13,569 | 4136 | | | 8. | Jackson Peak | 13,517 | 4120 | | | 9. | Mount Woodrow Wilson | 13,502 | 4115 | | | 10. | Bastion Peak | 13,494 | 4113 | | | 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 Northern Wind River Range | | Gannett Peak: The summit snowfield of Gannett Peak looks like a cloud in this view from Dinwoody Pass. |
 | | Mount Warren: Mount Warren dominates this view of the icy grandeur of the Dinwoody Glacier area of the Wind River Range, perhaps the most ruggedly alpine area of the U.S. Rockies. |
 | | Mount Helen: Mount Helen and its northwest face, from Titcomb Basin. |
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