Numa Peak is a 9,007-foot mountain in the Livingston Range of Glacier National Park in Montana and the highest point on Numa Ridge. Baby Glacier lies immediately below its northeast side. The mountain rises prominently above Bowman Lake, climbing nearly 5,000 feet from the water, which gives it a commanding presence in this part of the park. Its significance comes less from extraordinary overall elevation than from the dramatic local relief created by its steep ascent from the lake and surrounding ridges, making it one of the area's most striking summits.