Mountain with a peak elevation of 13,147 feet (4,007 m), is the highest natural point in Nevada
From Bishop, CA (52 miles): Head east on W Line St toward Fulton St. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto N Main St. Turn right onto US-6 E/N Main St. Turn right onto Queen Canyon Rd. Turn right.
Overview
Boundary Peak (13,147 feet) in Esmeralda County, at the northern end of the White Mountains just east of the California border, is the highest natural point in Nevada. It is a non-technical but strenuous climb up a steep ridge, and the road to the trailhead is rough.
Top Trail
| Trail | Length | Elevation Gain | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boundary Peak Trail (from Trail Canyon) | About 10 miles round trip | About 5,300 feet | A steep, loose ridge above treeline with views of the White Mountains and Sierra; check the weather |
Climbing
This peak is most often climbed from the Nevada side. From there, a climber may scramble the ridge connecting to Montgomery Peak.
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Featured Trail
Boundary Peak via Queen Mine Trail
8.0 miles round-trip, 3,543 feet
Difficult
Trail to summit of Boundary Peak.
