Eagle Peak

Eagle Peak is a mountain in Yosemite National Park, rising above Yosemite Valley as the highest of the Three Brothers on the valley’s north wall, just east of El Capitan. Long valued for its sweeping outlook over the valley, it is especially linked to John Muir, who praised its panorama as the most comprehensive view from the north wall. Though less famous than some nearby landmarks, it remains significant for both its scenery and its place in one of Yosemite’s best-known cliff formations. Reaching the summit typically involves a strenuous hike from Camp 4, with other longer or higher starting routes also available.

Yosemite Valley, California · United States