Mountains in California

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(e.g. mount rainier)

Featured Mountains in California County

Mountain Approx. Elevation
Mount Whitney (State High Point) 14,497 ft (4,419 m)
Mount Williamson 14,375 ft (4,382 m)
White Mountain Peak 14,246 ft (4,342 m)
North Palisade 14,242 ft (4,341 m)
Mount Shasta 14,162 ft (4,317 m)
Mount Sill 14,153 ft (4,314 m)
Mount Russell 14,088 ft (4,294 m)
Split Mountain 14,058 ft (4,285 m)
Keeler Needle 14,032 ft (4,277 m)
Mount Langley 14,026 ft (4,275 m)

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Other than our remote 49th state, California has the highest quantity of mountains in the U.S. It also has some of the highest. Mt. Whitney at 14,498 is the highest of California’s Fourteeners and even stands taller than all of the 53 Colorado Fourteeners. Then there is Mt. Shasta which is the only California summit above 14,000 feet that is not in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Shasta is second tallest of the volcanoes in the Cascade Range which stretches north into Oregon and Washington (only Mt. Rainier is higher and just slightly). There are 5,600 mountains in California on MountainZone. We also map all of the ridges, cliffs, rock arches, and pillars (think rock towers). They are plotted on the interactive map and county maps linked above. Theses maps cover mountain ranges in the Sierras, Cascades, and Coast Range including these popular destinations:

San Gabriel Mountains
Siskiyou Mountains
Santa Monica Mountains
Trinity Alps
San Jacinto Mountains
San Bernardino Mountains
Santa Ana Mountains
Klamath Mountains
White Mountains
Inyo Mountains
Santa Ynez Mountains
Santa Lucia Mountains
Santa Cruz Mountains