Henderson Peak is a 13,121-foot mountain in Wyoming’s northern Wind River Range, in the heart of the Bridger Wilderness within Bridger-Teton National Forest near the northwest end of Titcomb Basin. Rising in the rugged granite country that characterizes the northern Winds, it stands about 0.70 mile south of American Legion Peak and ranks as Wyoming’s 25th tallest peak. Its remote alpine setting is shaped by steep terrain and broad glacial basins, and the surrounding range is known for severe conditions and hazards including bears, insects, wildfire, snow, sharp nighttime cold, fatal falls, and rockfall accidents. The peak remains primarily a wilderness summit.