Saviers Peak is the highest summit in Idaho’s Smoky Mountains, reaching 10,441 feet in Blaine County within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. It lies just north of the Camas County border and south of Galena Summit, near other prominent high points in the range, including the Camas County high point and Bromaghin Peak. Although it is the tallest mountain in the Smoky Mountains, it remains relatively remote, with no trails leading near the summit. The easiest access comes from the north by way of the Titus Lake trailhead on Idaho State Highway 75.