Of these 31 ultra-prominent summits of the Rocky Mountains, ten are located in British Columbia, nine in Alberta, four in Montana, three in Colorado, three in Utah, three in Wyoming, and two in Idaho. Three of these peaks lie on the Alberta-British Columbia border.
{{clear}}The 31 ultra-prominent summits of the Rocky Mountains
Rank | Mountain Peak | State or Province | Mountain Range | Elevation | Prominence | Isolation | Location | | 1{{cmt|Mount Robson|hp=the Canadian Rockies|peak=is the easternmost summit of its elevation in Canada and the northernmost and westernmost summit of its elevation in the Rocky Mountains||pb=4368|cme=2|date=4 May 2016}} | British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3959|2829|459.54|date=4 May 2016}} | 53.1105|-119.1566|name=Mount Robson}} |
| 2{{cmt|Mount Elbert|hp=the U.S. State of Colorado, the Rocky Mountains of North America, and the entire Mississippi River drainage basin|ngs=KL0637|stn=MOUNT ELBERT|pb=5736|cme=9145|date=4 May 2016}} | Colorado}} | Sawatch Range{{epi|4401.2|2771.552|1,079.15|e=1|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 39.1178|-106.4454|name=Mount Elbert}} |
| 3{{cmt|Mount Columbia (Canada)|name=Mount Columbia|peak=on the Great Divide between British Columbia and Alberta is the highest point of the Columbia Icefield, the Province of Alberta, and the entire Beaufort Sea Drainage basin|pb=4470|cme=1|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}}
{{flag|British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3741|2371|158.02|date=4 May 2016}} | 52.1473|-117.4416|name=Mount Columbia}} |
| 4{{cmt|Cloud Peak|hp=the Bighorn Mountains|peak=is the northernmost {{convert|4000|m|0|abbr=off|adj=on|comma=5|sp=us}} summit of the Rocky Mountains|ngs=PW0524|stn=CLOUD PEAK|pb=5323|cme=9229|date=4 May 2016}} | Wyoming}} | Bighorn Mountains{{epi|4013.3|2157.074|233.38|e=1|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 44.3821|-107.1739|name=Cloud Peak}} |
| 5{{cmt|Gannett Peak|hp=the Wind River Range, the U.S. State of Wyoming, and the central Rocky Mountains|peak=is the northernmost and westernmost summit of its elevation in the Rocky Mountains|ngs=OW0356|stn=GANNETT PEAK CAIRN|pb=5352|cme=9228|date=4 May 2016}} | Wyoming}} | Wind River Range{{epi|4209.1|2156.769|467.28|e=1|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 43.1842|-109.6542|name=Gannett Peak}} |
| 6{{cmt|Mount Assiniboine|peak=is the southernmost and easternmost summit of its elevation in Canada|pb=4669|cme=1479|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}}
{{flag|British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3616|2082|141.76|date=4 May 2016}} | 50.8696|-115.6509|name=Mount Assiniboine}} |
| 7{{cmt|Mount Edith Cavell|pb=4425|cme=8|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3363|2033|47.21|date=4 May 2016}} | 52.6672|-118.0569|name=Mount Edith Cavell}} |
| 8{{cmt|Grand Teton|hp=the Teton Range|peak=is the northernmost and westernmost {{convert|4000|m|0|abbr=off|adj=on|comma=5|sp=us}} summit of the Rocky Mountains|ngs=OX0838|stn=GRAND TETON|pb=5218|cme=9230|date=4 May 2016}} | Wyoming}} | Teton Range{{epi|4198.7|1994.92|111.61|e=1|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 43.7412|-110.8024|name=Grand Teton}} |
| 9{{cmt|Kings Peak (Utah)|name=Kings Peak|hp=the Uinta Mountains, the U.S. State of Utah, and the western Rocky Mountains|va=1.807|pb=5507|cme=9234|date=4 May 2016}} | Utah}} | Uinta Mountains{{epi|4125.15|1937.922|268.04|e=|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 40.7763|-110.3729|name=Kings Peak}} |
| 10{{cmt|Mount Goodsir|hp=the Ottertail Range|pb=4633|cme=1630|date=4 May 2016}} | British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3567|1917|64.12|date=4 May 2016}} | 51.2021|-116.3975|name=Mount Goodsir}} |
| 11{{cmt|Borah Peak|hp=the Lost River Range and the U.S. State of Idaho|ngs=PZ0770|stn=BEAUTY RESET|pb=5142|cme=9314|date=4 May 2016}} | Idaho}} | Lost River Range{{epi|3861.2|1829.4|242.62|e=1|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 44.1374|-113.7811|name=Borah Peak}} |
| 12{{cmt|Mount Harrison (British Columbia)|name=Mount Harrison|peak=is the southernmost and easternmost {{convert|3000|m|0|abbr=off|adj=on|comma=5|sp=us}} summit of Canada|pb=4687|cme=809|date=4 May 2016}} | British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3360|1770|52.07|date=4 May 2016}} | 50.0604|-115.2057|name=Mount Harrison}} |
| 13{{cmt|Mount Sir Alexander|peak=is the northernmost and westernmost {{convert|3000|m|0|abbr=off|adj=on|comma=5|sp=us}} summit and ultra-prominent summit of the Rocky Mountains|pb=4360|cme=542|date=4 May 2016}} | British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3275|1762|87.77|date=4 May 2016}} | 53.9360|-120.3869|name=Mount Sir Alexander}} |
| 14{{cmt|Mount Hector (Alberta)|name=Mount Hector|pb=4590|cme=1727|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3394|1759|21.47|date=4 May 2016}} | 51.5752|-116.2590|name=Mount Hector}} |
| 15{{cmt|Whitehorn Mountain (British Columbia)|name=Whitehorn Mountain|peak=is the northernmost and westernmost summit of its elevation in the Rocky Mountains|pb=4366|cme=209|date=4 May 2016}} | British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3399|1747|7.94|date=4 May 2016}} | 53.1370|-119.2667|name=Whitehorn Mountain}} |
| 16{{cmt|Mount Chown|peak=is the northernmost and westernmost summit of its elevation in the Rocky Mountains|pb=4361|cme=205|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3316|1746|30.65|date=4 May 2016}} | 53.3971|-119.4173|name=Mount Chown}} |
| 17{{cmt|Crazy Peak|hp=the Crazy Mountains|va=1.421|pb=4905|cme=9321|date=4 May 2016}} | Montana}} | Crazy Mountains{{epi|3417.931|1743.155|71.77|e=|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 46.0181|-110.2768|name=Crazy Peak}} |
| 18{{cmt|McDonald Peak|hp=the Mission Range|va=1.318|pb=4705|cme=9322|date=4 May 2016}} | Montana}} | Mission Range{{epi|2994.46|1722.123|127.79|e=|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 47.3826|-113.9191|name=McDonald Peak}} |
| 19{{cmt|Pikes Peak|peak=is the easternmost {{convert|14000|ft|0|abbr=off|adj=on|comma=5|sp=us}} summit and ultra-prominent summit of the Rocky Mountains. Pikes Peak was the inspiration for the lyrics of America the Beautiful|ngs=JK1242|stn=PIKES PEAK|pb=5689|cme=9498|date=4 May 2016}} | Colorado}} | Front Range{{epi|4302.31|1685.547|97.56|e=2|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 38.8405|-105.0442|name=Pikes Peak}} |
| 20{{cmt|Mount Nebo (Utah)|name=Mount Nebo|hp=the Wasatch Range|va=1.395|pb=5475|cme=10423|date=4 May 2016}} | Utah}} | Wasatch Range{{epi|3637.057|1678.842|121.62|e=|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 39.8219|-111.7603|name=Mount Nebo}} |
| 21{{cmt|Snowshoe Peak|hp=the Cabinet Mountains|va=1.367|pb=4694|cme=9941|date=4 May 2016}} | Montana}} | Cabinet Mountains{{epi|2664.715|1657.506|133.47|e=|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 48.2231|-115.6890|name=Snowshoe Peak}} |
| 22{{cmt|Jeanette Peak|pb=13376|cme=9224|date=4 May 2016}} | British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3089|1657|17.54|date=4 May 2016}} | 52.6357|-118.6166|name=Jeanette Peak}} |
| 23{{cmt|Mount Forbes|hp=the entire Hudson Bay drainage basin|peak=is the easternmost summit of its elevation in Canada|pb=4488|cme=5|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3617|1649|47.42|date=4 May 2016}} | 51.8600|-116.9316|name=Mount Forbes}} |
| 24{{cmt|Diamond Peak (Idaho)|name=Diamond Peak|hp=the Lemhi Range|ngs=PZ0750|stn=DIAMOND RESET|pb=5164|cme=10484|date=4 May 2016}} | Idaho}} | Lemhi Range{{epi|3719.3|1641.961|51.18|e=1|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 44.1414|-113.0827|name=Diamond Peak}} |
| 25{{cmt|Blanca Peak|hp=the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the entire Rio Grande drainage basin|peak=is the southernmost ultra-prominent summit of the Rocky Mountains|va=1.755|pb=5921|cme=9499|date=4 May 2016}} | Colorado}} | Sangre de Cristo Mountains{{epi|4374.12|1623.368|166.36|e=|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 37.5775|-105.4856|name=Blanca Peak}} |
| 26{{cmt|Mount Timpanogos|hp=the central Wasatch Range|ngs=LO0769|stn=TIMPANOGOS|pb=5474|cme=10485|date=4 May 2016}} | Utah}} | Wasatch Range{{epi|3582|1609.042|63.78|e=0|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 40.3908|-111.6459|name=Mount Timpanogos}} |
| 27{{cmt|Mount Fryatt|hp=the Hooker Icefield|pb=4432|cme=195|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3361|1608|16.37|date=4 May 2016}} | 52.5503|-117.9104|name=Mount Fryatt}} |
| 28{{cmt|Mount Cleveland (Montana)|name=Mount Cleveland|hp=the Lewis Range|ngs=TM1009|stn=CLEVELAND|pb=4756|cme=10487|date=4 May 2016}} | Montana}} | Lewis Range{{epi|3194|1598.984|159.89|e=0|m=1|date=4 May 2016}} | 48.9249|-113.8482|name=Mount Cleveland}} |
| 29{{cmt|Mount Temple (Alberta)|name=Mount Temple|hp=the Bow Range|pb=4643|cme=1584|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3540|1530|21.27|date=4 May 2016}} | 51.3511|-116.2063|name=Mount Temple}} |
{{cmt|Mount Ida (British Columbia)|name=Mount Ida|peak=is the northernmost {{convert|3000|m|0|abbr=off|adj=on|comma=5|sp=us}} summit and ultra-prominent summit of the Rocky Mountains|pb=13361|cme=547|date=4 May 2016}}| British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3200|1530|14.14|date=4 May 2016}} | 54.0580|-120.3268|name=Mount Ida}} |
| 31{{cmt|Mount Joffre|peak=is the easternmost summit of its elevation in Canada|pb=4686|cme=12|date=4 May 2016}} | Alberta}}
{{flag|British Columbia}} | Canadian Rockies{{epi|3433|1505|49.23|date=4 May 2016}} | 50.5285|-115.2069|name=Mount Joffre}} |
1. ^This article defines a significant summit as a summit with at least {{convert|100|m|1|abbr=off|comma=5|sp=us}} of topographic prominence, and a major summit as a summit with at least {{convert|500|m|0|abbr=off|comma=5|sp=us}} of topographic prominence. An ultra-prominent summit is a summit with at least {{convert|1500|m|0|abbr=off|comma=5|sp=us}} of topographic prominence.
2. ^All elevations in the 48 states of the contiguous United States include an elevation adjustment from the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 29) to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD 88). For further information, please see this United States National Geodetic Survey note.
3. ^1 If the elevation or prominence of a summit is calculated as a range of values, the arithmetic mean is shown.
4. ^The topographic prominence of a summit is the topographic elevation difference between the summit and its highest or key col to a higher summit. The summit may be near its key col or quite far away. The key col for Denali in Alaska is the Isthmus of Rivas in Nicaragua, {{convert|7642|km|0|abbr=off|comma=5|sp=us}} away.
5. ^The topographic isolation of a summit is the great-circle distance to its nearest point of equal elevation.