Pilot Peak (Nevada)
 Pilot Peak is the highest point and the predominant mountain of the Pilot Range in far eastern Elko County Nevada in the western United States. It rises over 6400 feet (1951 m) above the Great Salt Lake Desert to the east making it one of the largest mountains in terms of local relief in the contiguous United States.Pilot Peak was named in 1845 for its use as an easily recognized landmark. John C. Fremont saw the peak from the east during his third expedition mapping the Great Basin.