Mount Dubois is a 13,565-foot summit in the White Mountains of eastern California, in Mono County, within the White Mountains Wilderness of Inyo National Forest. Rising in a stark, high-elevation range, it is part of a landscape known for open slopes, thin air, and sweeping views across the eastern Sierra region. Its importance lies in being one of the higher peaks in the White Mountains and in its place within a protected wilderness prized for remoteness and alpine character.