Heart Mountain

Heart Mountain is a prominent mountain located in Wyoming, part of the Absaroka Range. It rises about 10,140 feet (3,089 meters) above sea level and is named for its heart-shaped profile seen from certain angles. The mountain is known for its striking rugged appearance and diverse wildlife, including elk, mountain goats, and various bird species. It plays a key role in the local ecosystem and is popular for outdoor activities like hiking and skiing. Geologically, Heart Mountain is a fault block mountain formed by tectonic forces that uplifted the rocks, revealing layered formations and contributing to the area's scenic landscape.