Carpenter Hill

Carpenter Hill is a summit in Sacramento County, California, rising about 830 feet above sea level with gentle grassy slopes. The peak features several communication towers that are visible from the surrounding area.

The hill formed through geological processes over millions of years and marks the natural boundary between Sacramento County and El Dorado County. It represents the transition from valley terrain to the foothills region.

The hill marks the natural boundary between Sacramento County and El Dorado County, representing the geographical transition from valley to foothills.

The summit can be reached by established trails near Folsom, with the clearest views typically occurring during morning hours. The routes are relatively straightforward and suitable for different fitness levels.

Despite standing at only about 830 feet, this peak is the highest point in all of Sacramento County, making it a surprisingly modest summit for holding such a distinction. The fact that such a low mountain represents the county's highest elevation reveals the flat geography of the region.

Location: California

GPS coordinates: 38.64905,-121.10002

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:41