North America
California
The state of California in the United States includes 34 significant peaks, offering diverse outdoor adventures.
Peaks
34
Highest
4,421 m
34 peaks
Name HeightDifficulty
- Mount Whitney4,421 m—
- Mount Williamson4,383 m—
- White Mountain Peak4,344 m—
- North Palisade4,343 m—
- Mount Shasta4,321 m—
- Mount Humphreys4,265 m—
- Mount Keith4,262 m—
- Mount Darwin4,218 m—
- Mount Kaweah4,209 m—
- Mount Morgan4,193 m—
- Mount Gabb4,190 m—
- Mount Tom4,163 m—
- Mount Dubois4,135 m—
- Mount Pinchot4,115 m—
- Mount Ritter4,008 m—
- Red Slate Mountain4,002 m—
- Mount Lyell (California)3,998 m—
- Mount Dana3,981 m—
- Mount Conness3,855 m—
- Needham Mountain3,824 m—
- Twin Peaks3,758 m—
- Olancha Peak3,697 m—
- Mount Patterson3,560 m—
- San Gorgonio Mountain3,506 m—
- Glass Mountain3,391 m—
- Waucoba Mountain3,391 m—
- Keynot Peak3,385 m—
- Telescope Peak3,366 m—
- Mammoth Mountain3,364 m—
- Freel Peak3,318 m—
- San Jacinto Peak3,302 m—
- Lassen Peak3,188 m—
- Mount San Antonio3,069 m—
- Eagle Peak3,016 m—
How many California are there?
There are 34 California in North America. Trailwise lists every one with its height, terrain grade and the walking routes that cross it.
What are the highest and lowest California?
Mount Whitney is the highest at 4,421 m, and Eagle Peak the lowest at 3,016 m — a spread of 1,405m across the list.
How do I track my California?
Create a free Trailwise account and your ascents tick off as you log them — connect Strava or upload a GPX and the summits on your route are recognised automatically. You earn awards at 25%, 50%, 75% and on completing the list.
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