Mount Koven (Wyoming)

Mount Koven is a mountain peak located in the Wind River Range of the Rocky Mountains, in Sublette County, Wyoming, United States. It is situated within the Bridger Wilderness of the Bridger-Teton National Forest.

Mount Koven is not one of the highest peaks in the Wind River Range, but it offers impressive views of the surrounding landscape, which includes numerous lakes, forests, and other prominent peaks. The mountain is known for its rugged terrain and challenging climbing routes, attracting experienced mountaineers.

Geologically, Mount Koven is composed of Precambrian granite. Its slopes are typically covered with alpine tundra vegetation, with some areas supporting sparse coniferous forests at lower elevations.

Access to Mount Koven generally involves hiking along established trails within the Bridger Wilderness, often requiring multiple days of backpacking. Permits may be required for overnight stays within the wilderness area. The mountain's remote location ensures a relatively pristine and undeveloped natural environment.

The mountain is named after a person, although specific details regarding the individual after whom Mount Koven was named are not widely documented or publicly accessible. Further research into local historical records might reveal more information.