Borah Peak is Idaho's highest mountain and the highest peak of the Lost River Range in the Rocky Mountains. It is surrounded by many of the other highest mountains of the state, like Mount Idaho or Leatherman Peak. Borah Peak was named after William Borah, a long-term serving US-senator from Idaho. On the way to the summit one has to cross passages, usually covered with ice and snow, year-round, which makes ascending the mountain quite challenging. The first successful recorded ascent was made in 1912.

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Elevation: 3859 m
Country and region: USA, Idaho
Mountain range: Rocky Mountains
Prominence: 1823 m
Orometric dominance: 47
Coordinates: 44.137376, -113.781122

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