Byron Peak is a 4,590-foot-high (1,400-metre) mountain in the U.S. state of Alaska, located in Chugach National Forest.

Byron Peak is located in the Chugach National Forest at the head of a short, steep-walled valley, and rises above Portage Lake.

Due to relative ease of access and proximity to the major population centers of Alaska, Byron Peak and the surrounding area is a popular destination for mountain climbers, hikers, and, occasionally, skiers.

The Byron Glacier Trail is a short and easy walk to the base of Byron Peak, and offers visitors panoramic views of steep glaciated mountains and Portage Lake.

[1] Continuing upward from the floor of the valley toward the peak requires technical skill and climbing equipment.