Two Point Mountain is the highest peak in Idaho’s Boise Mountains, reaching 10,124 feet in the Fairfield Ranger District of Sawtooth National Forest. Set in the South Fork Boise River watershed, it sends Bear Creek down its south side and the Ross Fork down its north. The mountain is named for its twin high points: the main summit and a second summit to the northwest that rises to 10,060 feet. With 1,524 feet of prominence and Perfect Peak in the Sawtooth Range as its line parent, it stands out as a remote summit with no maintained trails to either top.