Doublet Peak

Doublet Peak is a 13,606-foot mountain in Wyoming, tied as the state’s sixth-highest summit and ranking fifth-highest in the Wind River Range. Rising immediately south of Dinwoody Glacier and west of Mount Warren, it stands in one of the range’s highest and most rugged alpine areas. Its importance comes from both its elevation and its place within a glaciated high-mountain landscape in the central Rockies. The surrounding terrain is known for glaciers, steep rock, and serious mountaineering conditions, where exposure, rockfall, and falls on class 4 and 5 routes have caused fatal and serious accidents over the years.

Wyoming · United States