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Baronette Peak
Named for an early park guide and entrepreneur.
Plan Around Baronette Peak
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Baronette Peak Details
Barronette Peak, located in a quiet corner of Yellowstone National Park, provides a home for mountain goats and bighorn sheep, which pick their way along the cliffs at higher elevations. The mountain stands 10,354 feet high, and was named for an early park guide and entrepreneur. Jack Baronette built the first bridge across the Yellowstone River, easing access to the park; the honor of having a mountain named for him was sullied slightly by the fact that his name was misspelled and never corrected.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
N/A
Estimated time
Region
Northeast Entrance
Nearby Parks Around Baronette Peak
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Baronette Peak
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1.5 mi away
Warm Creek
Located 1.2 miles west of the Northeast Entrance Station on the Northeast Entrance Road.
2.5 mi away
Northeast Entrance
The start of your 29-mile drive to Tower-Roosevelt.
2.5 mi away
Northeast Entrance
A vault toilet is available at the parking lot.
5.1 mi away
Icebox Canyon
Known for its fly fishing and beautiful waterfalls.
5.7 mi away
Pebble Creek Trail
This seldom-hiked trail provides a tranquil journey into a glacial valley surrounded by peaks.
