Many mountains in Yosemite National Park are higher than ; three are higher than . The peaks of Yosemite are among some of the highest mountains in California.

The below table gives information from Peakbagger and Summitpost. Some mountains are listed by one but not the other, and some elevations vary, as prominence varies; the clean prominence method is used in this table.

List

Number Peak

Elevation, by Peakbagger Elevation, by Summitpost

prominence, by Peakbagger prominence, by Summitpost

Isolation, by Peakbagger

Peakbagger reference Summitpost reference

Near area of Yosemite Coordinates 1 Mount Lyell Cathedral Range, near Tuolumne Meadows 2 Mount Dana Tioga Pass 3 Kuna Peak Tuolumne Meadows, Mammoth Peak 4 Rodgers Peak Ritter Range 5 Mount Maclure Cathedral Range, near Mount Lyell 6 Mount Gibbs Tioga Pass Road, near Mount Dana 7 Peak 12767 Mount Lyell 8 Koip Crest Peak Tuolumne Meadows 9 Mount Conness Tioga Pass 10 Point 12573 Mount Lyell 11 Mount Florence Mount Lyell, Vogelsang Peak 12 Point 12540 Vogelsang Peak 13 Simmons Peak Mount Lyell, Tuolumne Meadows 14 Electra Peak Tuolumne Meadows, Rodgers Peak 15 Point 12358 Mount Lyell 16 Twin Peaks Matterhorn Peak 17 Peak 12320 Simmons Peak, Mount Lyell 18 Matterhorn Peak Northern boundary of Yosemite National Park 19 Mount Andrea Lawrence Tioga Pass Road 20 North Peak Saddlebag Lake 21 Excelsior Mountain Virginia Lakes, Mount Conness 22 Parsons Peak Cathedral Range 23 Point 12113 Mount Lyell 24 Mammoth Peak Tioga Pass, Kuna Crest 25 Foerster Peak East of Half Dome 26 White Mountain Dog Lake, Mount Conness 27 Shepherd Crest Saddlebag Lake, Tioga Pass Road 28 Whorl Mountain Matterhorn Peak 29 Donohue Peak Donohue Pass, Koip Crest Peak 30 False White Mountain Tioga Pass 31 Virginia Peak Twin Lakes, Whorl Mountain

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