Gray Peak

Gray Peak is a mountain summit in the Sierra Nevada standing at 3,527 meters and providing views across multiple ridges and valleys throughout the region. The peak sits within rocky terrain characteristic of high alpine environments in this part of the mountain range.

The Sierra Nevada, including this summit, originally served as hunting and gathering grounds for Native American tribes before European settlement transformed California. This peak later became known through systematic exploration and mountaineering documentation in recent centuries.

Gray Peak remains an important destination for mountaineers who follow the Sierra Peaks Section list, documenting their ascents and experiences.

Climbing this summit requires technical climbing skills, specialized equipment, and extensive mountain experience from anyone attempting the ascent. Weather conditions at this elevation change rapidly, making careful planning essential before a visit.

This summit ranks as the fourth-highest peak in the Clark Range, a distinction that places it within an important cluster of major mountains in the area. Its position within this range makes it a notable point for those documenting ascents across the entire chain.