Mount Baldy is a 12,085-foot summit in Utah’s Tushar Mountains within Fishlake National Forest, straddling the boundary between Beaver and Piute counties. Part of a volcanic range, it ranks as the third-highest peak in the Tushars, the third-highest summit in both counties, and the 77th-highest in the state. Water from the mountain drains into the Sevier River watershed, tying it to a major internal drainage system in the region. Its officially recognized name likely reflects the mountain’s comparatively bare upper slopes, but its chief significance lies in its elevation, county-line position, and standing among the Tushars’ highest summits.