Rendezvous Mountain is a large massif in Wyoming’s southern Teton Range, spanning parts of Grand Teton National Park and Bridger-Teton National Forest. Extending about five miles between Granite Canyon and Phillips Canyon, it includes several summits above 10,000 feet. Although the massif is listed at 10,455 feet, its highest point is Rendezvous Peak at 10,927 feet. The most commonly visited summit is North Peak, the upper terminal of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort aerial tram, which brings skiers in winter and hikers and sightseers in summer. With routes such as the long descent to Granite Canyon Trail, the mountain is both a major recreation area and a prominent alpine landmark.