Rattlesnake Hill is a summit in Churchill County, Nevada, rising to 4,163 feet. It is a named mountain in the Nevada landscape, known chiefly for its straightforward descriptive name. That name reflects the presence of rattlesnakes on and around the summit, tying the place directly to local natural conditions. Beyond its elevation, location, and the origin of its name, little more is documented here, making its significance primarily geographical and rooted in how local features shaped place-naming.