Wyoming Peak is a term used to refer to three different mountains located in the state of Wyoming. The first is Teton, a 5-letter word, which is the highest peak in the Teton Range and the second highest peak in the state. Grand Teton, a 10-letter word, is the highest peak in the Teton Range and the third highest peak in the state. Lastly, Devils Tower, an 11-letter word, is a flat-topped mountain that is a popular tourist destination. All three of these peaks are located in Wyoming and are collectively referred to as Wyoming Peak.