Red Kaweah, Mountain summit in Sequoia National Park, United States.

Red Kaweah is a mountain summit on the Kaweah Peaks Ridge in Sequoia National Park, California, reaching 4,151 meters. It lies 2.9 km north of Mount Kaweah and 1.1 km south of Black Kaweah, with a local prominence of 206 meters above the surrounding terrain.

Red Kaweah lies on the Kaweah Peaks Ridge in Sequoia National Park, 1.8 miles north of Mount Kaweah and 0.7 miles south of Black Kaweah. The park was established in 1890, when the high Sierra terrain around the Kaweah peaks was withdrawn from logging and grazing. The ridge's granitic summits, including Red Kaweah at 4,151 meters, have remained roadless since then.

The name Kaweah comes from the Yokutsan language and honors the Yokuts people who lived in this region long before Europeans arrived.

Red Kaweah lies 1.8 miles (2.9 km) north of Mount Kaweah and 0.7 miles (1.1 km) south of Black Kaweah along the Kaweah Peaks Ridge, so approach it from the ridge rather than as a separate objective. The summit reaches 4,151 meters, about 206 meters above the surrounding terrain, and the ridge's high point, Kaweah Peaks Ridge at 4,205 meters, stands 2.9 km to the southwest. No town lies nearby and fewer than two people live per square kilometer, so carry everything you need.

Red Kaweah rises 4,151 metres, about 206 metres above the surrounding terrain, and stands 1.8 miles (2.9 km) north of Mount Kaweah and 0.7 miles (1.1 km) south of Black Kaweah. The Kaweah Peaks Ridge, at 4,205 metres, lies 2.9 km to the southwest.