Hound's Tooth (mountain)

Hound's Tooth is a prominent rock formation located within the Teton Range of the Rocky Mountains, in the U.S. state of Wyoming. More specifically, it sits in Grand Teton National Park.

Hound's Tooth is characterized by its distinctive shape, resembling a canine tooth, and is composed primarily of granite. It is a popular destination for experienced climbers due to its challenging routes and exposed position. The peak is generally accessed via approaches from nearby valleys and involves technical rock climbing skills.

The formation is significant not only for its geological features and climbing opportunities, but also for its contribution to the scenic beauty of the Teton Range. It is visible from various vantage points within the park and surrounding areas, and is frequently photographed.

The difficulty of climbs on Hound's Tooth varies, but many routes are rated as requiring advanced skills and equipment. Climbers typically contend with steep rock faces, exposed traverses, and varying weather conditions.