Mount Bradley, Mountain summit in Inyo County, California, United States.
Mount Bradley is a 13,270-foot (4,045 m) summit on the Inyo–Tulare county line in Kings Canyon National Park, California. It rises about 234 metres above the surrounding terrain and lies 3.2 km southwest of Mount Keith. The peak is the 95th highest summit in California.
The peak was named after Cornelius B. Bradley, a University of California professor whose work influenced early geographic naming in the region. This naming reflects the close connection between academic institutions and the mapping of California's high country.
The peak holds positions on both the Sierra Peaks Section List and Vagmarken Club Sierra Crest List, marking its status among mountaineering communities.
Hikers reach Mount Bradley via established trails that lead through the park's alpine terrain to the summit. The climb involves class 2 scrambling sections and requires good fitness and high altitude experience.
Mount Bradley rises to 13,270 feet (4,045 m), making it the 95th highest summit in California. It lies on the Inyo–Tulare county line inside Kings Canyon National Park, and Mount Keith stands 3.2 km to its northeast. The nearest town is Independence, about 15 km southwest.
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