Mummy Mountain is a 13,430-foot peak in the Mummy Range of the Rocky Mountains within Rocky Mountain National Park in northern Colorado. Located 8.5 miles northwest by north of Estes Park, it is one of the high summits shaping the park’s northern skyline. As a thirteener, it ranks among the higher peaks in this part of the range and forms part of the broader mountainous backbone of North America. Its place within the national park gives it importance as both a prominent natural landmark and a feature of the park’s protected high-country landscape.