Boundary Peak
Boundary Peak is the highest point in the state of Nevada, located within the White Mountains. This prominent peak reaches an elevation of 13,147 feet (4,007 meters). Although it belongs to Nevada, Boundary Peak is geologically a part of the White Mountains range which extends into California.
The peak is characterized by its rugged terrain, stunning views, and challenging hiking trails. It attracts outdoor enthusiasts who seek the adventure of climbing Nevada’s loftiest summit. Due to its remote location, climbers often enjoy a sense of tranquility and solitude while exploring the alpine environment.
Whether you’re an avid hiker aiming to conquer all state high points or simply a lover of majestic mountain landscapes, Boundary Peak offers a rewarding and memorable experience.
Fast Facts
Country: United States
State/Province: Nevada
County/Region: Esmeralda
Mountain Range: White Mountains
Parents: Montgomery Peak
Elevation: 13,147 feet / 4,007 meters
Prominence: 253 feet / 77 meters
Isolation: 0.53 miles / 0.86 kilometers
Nearest Higher Neighbor (NHN): Montgomery Peak
Resources: Wikipedia.org, Peakbagger.com
