Mount Glory is a ten thousand thirty-seven-foot mountain in Wyoming’s Teton Range, within Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Rising just north of Teton Pass on the high divide that connects the pass to the rest of the range, it is not one of the Tetons’ highest summits, but it is a notably prominent landmark. On the Wyoming side of the range, it forms part of the dramatic mountain backdrop and stands out because of its position near one of the main crossings through these mountains. That location, combined with its national forest setting, has made it a familiar and accessible local summit.