Gallatin Range
Wyoming
Elevation Range
6,000 ft - 11,166 ft
Notable Peaks
5
Coordinates
44.9166, -110.8841
About Gallatin Range
The Gallatin Range is a mountain range located primarily in southwestern Montana, with a small portion extending into northwestern Wyoming. Characterized by rugged, glaciated peaks and deep valleys, the range features a diverse array of terrain and ecosystems. The Gallatin Range is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and shares borders with Yellowstone National Park, providing access to vast wilderness areas and abundant wildlife. The range's geology is dominated by sedimentary and volcanic rocks, resulting in dramatic cliffs, cirques, and alpine lakes throughout the landscape.
Photos
Notable Peaks
Electric Peak
11,156 ft
Lone Peak
11,166 ft
Hyalite Peak
10,298 ft
Bridger Peak
9,298 ft
Sacagawea Peak
9,665 ft
Activities
Best Seasons
spring
summer
fall
Gateway Towns
Data Source
Geographic data from USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS). Descriptions generated with AI assistance.