Eagle Peak, Mountain summit in Modoc County, California, United States

Eagle Peak is the highest summit of the Warner Mountains in Modoc County, northeastern California, reaching 3,016 meters (9,895 feet). It lies within the South Warner Wilderness of Modoc National Forest, and its upper slopes receive mostly snow due to the high elevation.

The mountain sits within an area protected as the South Warner Primitive Area beginning in 1931, which later became part of the National Wilderness Preservation System in 1964. This designation safeguarded the region's wild character for future visitors.

Eagle Peak lies in the South Warner Wilderness, where the summit receives much of its precipitation as snow because of its elevation. The surrounding terrain is mostly sagebrush steppe, and the ceb source notes fewer than two people per square kilometre in the area. The mountain is the highest point of both the Warner Mountains and Modoc County.

The main hiking route starts from Falls Creek Campground and is accessible to hikers with moderate experience and fitness. The trail passes through different vegetation zones, so prepare for varying conditions along the way.

From the summit you can enjoy an exceptional long-distance view across northern California's mountain landscape, with sight lines toward distant volcanoes like Mount Shasta and Mount Lassen. On clear days these distant peaks remain clearly visible from this vantage point.