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Teton 11,000ers
What are the Teton 11,000ers?
The Teton 11,000ers are the 28 ranked summits of Wyoming's Teton Range that stand at or above 11,000 feet with at least 400 feet of prominence. The list runs from Grand Teton at 13,775 feet down to McClintock Peak at about 11,013 feet, and it includes two unnamed summits that go by their height: Peak 11,257 and Peak 11,093. Most of the peaks sit inside Grand Teton National Park, while Table Mountain, Maidenform Peak, and Cleaver Peak are usually approached from the Idaho side of the range. Yak follows the commonly tracked list of 28.
Teton 11,000ers list
Grand Teton
13,775 ft · Wyoming
Mount Owen
12,924 ft · Wyoming
Middle Teton
12,803 ft · Wyoming
Mount Moran
12,610 ft · Wyoming
South Teton
12,513 ft · Wyoming
Teewinot Mountain
12,325 ft · Wyoming
Thor Peak
12,029 ft · Wyoming
Buck Mountain
11,937 ft · Wyoming
Nez Perce Peak
11,900 ft · Wyoming
Disappointment Peak
11,608 ft · Wyoming
Mount Woodring
11,593 ft · Wyoming
Mount Wister
11,486 ft · Wyoming
Mount Saint John
11,434 ft · Wyoming
Doane Peak
11,360 ft · Wyoming
Ranger Peak
11,359 ft · Wyoming
Veiled Peak
11,338 ft · Wyoming
Mount Fryxell
11,272 ft · Wyoming
Eagles Rest Peak
11,261 ft · Wyoming
Peak 11,257
11,257 ft · Wyoming
Prospectors Mountain
11,243 ft · Wyoming
Rockchuck Peak
11,143 ft · Wyoming
Maidenform Peak
11,135 ft · Wyoming
Table Mountain
11,109 ft · Wyoming
Buckingham Palace
11,102 ft · Wyoming
Peak 11,093
11,093 ft · Wyoming
Cleaver Peak
11,065 ft · Wyoming
Traverse Peak
11,052 ft · Wyoming
McClintock Peak
11,013 ft · Wyoming
Climbing the Teton 11,000ers
The list covers a wide range of climbing. Table Mountain, Mount Woodring, Prospectors Mountain, and Ranger Peak are Class 2, while Grand Teton, Mount Owen, Mount Moran, and Cleaver Peak need roped Class 5 climbing. Lupine Meadows is the hub for the central peaks, String Lake serves Paintbrush Canyon and Leigh Lake, and the Death Canyon area covers Buck Mountain and Prospectors. The northern peaks start with water: Mount Moran and Thor Peak begin with a paddle across String and Leigh Lakes, and Doane, Ranger, Eagles Rest, and Peak 11,257 begin with a crossing of Jackson Lake from Colter Bay. Many climbs are two-day trips with a backcountry camping permit. Yak shows each peak's standard route, trailhead, and stats so you can plan the next one and watch the count climb.
Frequently asked questions
How many Teton 11,000ers are there?
There are 28 on the commonly tracked list: every ranked summit in the Teton Range at or above 11,000 feet with at least 400 feet of prominence. Named sub-summits with less prominence, such as Teepe Pillar, Cloudveil Dome, and East Prong, do not count.
What is the highest and lowest Teton 11,000er?
Grand Teton is the highest at 13,775 feet, followed by Mount Owen, Middle Teton, Mount Moran, and South Teton. McClintock Peak, at about 11,013 feet, is the lowest summit on the list.
Which Teton 11,000ers are the easiest?
Table Mountain is the gentlest, with a trail nearly to the top from the North Teton Trailhead in Idaho and a short Class 2 scramble at the summit block. Mount Woodring, Prospectors Mountain, Ranger Peak, Mount Fryxell, Buckingham Palace, and Peak 11,093 are also Class 2 by their standard routes, though most are long days with off-trail travel.
Which Teton 11,000ers need technical climbing?
Grand Teton, Mount Owen, Mount Moran, and Cleaver Peak need roped Class 5 climbing on their standard routes. Several others, including South Teton, Teewinot, Thor Peak, Nez Perce, Disappointment Peak, Mount Wister, and Veiled Peak, involve Class 4 terrain where many parties carry a rope.
Do any Teton 11,000ers require a boat?
Yes. The standard approaches to Mount Moran and Thor Peak cross String and Leigh Lakes by canoe, and Doane Peak, Ranger Peak, Eagles Rest Peak, and Peak 11,257 start with a paddle across Jackson Lake from Colter Bay. Every boat needs a Grand Teton boat permit and an aquatic invasive species inspection.
What permits do I need to climb the Teton 11,000ers?
Peaks inside Grand Teton National Park need a park entrance pass. Overnight trips need a backcountry camping permit, reserved on Recreation.gov or picked up as a walk-up, and canoe approaches need a boat permit. Table Mountain, Maidenform Peak, and Cleaver Peak start from the Idaho side outside the park.
Why are some Teton 11,000ers unnamed?
Two ranked summits have no official name, so the list uses their height: Peak 11,257, on the ridge between Eagles Rest Peak and Doane Peak, and Peak 11,093, just west of Buck Mountain above Death Canyon. Peak 11,257 was called Anniversary Peak by its first ascent party, but that name is not official.
Is Static Peak a Teton 11,000er?
Static Peak is not on the commonly tracked list of 28, so Yak leaves it out to match the list climbers use.
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