Jacque Peak is a 13,211-foot mountain summit in the Gore Range of the Rocky Mountains in central Colorado. Located in White River National Forest about 1.6 miles south by east of Copper Mountain, it is classed as a thirteener and is noted for its height and prominence. Its position above a major resort community yet within a national forest gives it a distinctive place in a famous mountain setting, combining the visibility of a well-known alpine area with the more rugged backcountry character of the Gore Range.