Boundary Peak Wilderness

Boundary Peak Wilderness is a 10,467-acre federally designated Wilderness Area in Nevada managed by the Forest Service. This remote backcountry offers hikers and backpackers a chance to experience primitive terrain far from roads and development. The landscape is rugged and non-motorized travel is the only way to explore—no vehicles, mountain bikes, or mechanized equipment are permitted.

Visitors come here seeking solitude and the quiet challenge of self-reliant backcountry travel. The terrain demands careful planning and Leave No Trace practices; you'll pack out everything you pack in and camp responsibly to preserve the wilderness character. Access is on foot only, and the high-elevation setting means weather can shift quickly and snow lingers into early summer. Late spring through early fall offers the most favorable window, though conditions vary year to year.