Guiterrez Peak, 3,456 m: mountain in the United States
United States · North America

Guiterrez Peak

Peak Northern Wind River Range
3 456m
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Range North American Cordillera Rocky Mountains Greater Yellowstone Rockies Wind River Range Northern Wind River Range

Guiterrez Peak rises to 3456 m in the United States and is best known as a remote high-country objective rather than a heavily developed tourist mountain. The peak appeals to hikers and mountaineers looking for solitude, open alpine scenery, and a straightforward but demanding backcountry outing. Conditions can change quickly with weather, wind, and seasonal snow, so planning matters.

Most visitors treat Guiterrez Peak as a long day hike or a light mountaineering trip, depending on the chosen line and the time of year. The mountain is typically approached from trailheads in the surrounding public lands, with the final section becoming steeper and more exposed. Navigation skills, fitness, and self-sufficiency are important.

Because the area is not a major resort destination, services are limited and cell coverage may be unreliable. That makes Guiterrez Peak a good fit for experienced outdoor travelers who want a quieter summit experience. The best visits usually come in stable weather windows, when snow is minimal and access roads are open.

Elevation
3 456 m
11,339 ft
Range
Northern Wind River Range
Region
United States · North America
Coordinates
43.083, -109.709
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    Northern Wind River Range

    Highest mountains in the range

    1. 1 Gannett Peak 4,206 m
    2. 2 Fremont Peak 4,177 m
    3. 3 Turret Peak 4,147 m
    4. 4 Doublet Peak 4,143 m
    5. 5 Mount Helen 4,128 m
    6. 6 Mount Sacagawea 4,119 m
    7. 7 Dinwoody Peak 4,115 m
    8. 8 Jackson Peak 4,114 m
    9. 9 Bastion Peak 4,103 m
    10. 10 Mount Febbas 4,100 m
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    How long does it take to climb Guiterrez Peak? Most ascents take a full day, often 6 to 10 hours round trip, depending on route choice, fitness, and conditions.

    How long does it take to approach Guiterrez Peak? The approach can take 1 to 3 hours from the trailhead, but road conditions and route length may make it longer.

    Is there cell service and internet on the Guiterrez Peak? Cell coverage is often weak or unavailable, and internet access should not be expected on the mountain.

    How difficult is it to climb Guiterrez Peak? It is generally a moderate to difficult backcountry climb, with steep sections, loose terrain, and possible snow depending on the season.

    Can beginners hike Guiterrez Peak? Strong beginners may manage the lower approach in good weather, but the summit climb is better suited to hikers with mountain experience.

    How many people climb Guiterrez Peak? It is usually a low-traffic mountain, so visitor numbers are modest compared with famous peaks and can vary by season and weather.

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