Twin Peaks is a double summit in Sequoia National Park in California, rising to 10,463 feet at its higher top. Near Silliman Pass, Mount Silliman, and Twin Lakes, both summits are crossed by the Kings-Kaweah Divide. The mountain is formed of exfoliating granite, which gives it the clean, rounded character typical of the Sierra. It is commonly reached from Lodgepole on a roughly 17-mile round-trip hike via Silliman Pass, although an approach from Twin Lakes is also possible.