Granite Mountain is located at the Northern end of Montana's Pioneer Range. At 10,633ft it is the 3rd highest point in the range after Tweedy Mountain(11,154ft) and Torrey Mountain(11,127ft). From the South and East it looks like a gentle peak, but from the North and West it looks dramatically different, it is a rugged, impressive mountain from the north and west. Like most of the Pioneer Mountains, Granite Mountain seldom sees any climbers. The view from any mountain in the Pioneer Range is spectacular. From this relatively narrow range you can see the Highlands, the Tobacco Roots Mountains, The Pinter Range, and the Bitteroot Range.