Gemini (California mountain)

Gemini is a mountain located in the Sierra Nevada mountain range of California, within the United States. Situated in Fresno County, it is part of the Kings Canyon National Park. The peak's elevation is approximately 12,000 feet (3,658 meters) above sea level, although exact figures can vary slightly depending on the source and surveying methods used.

Gemini is known for its rugged terrain and challenging climbing opportunities, attracting experienced mountaineers. It is often approached as part of longer traverses or climbing routes within the surrounding high Sierra region. The mountain's name is believed to be derived from astronomical naming conventions, a common practice in this part of the Sierra Nevada.

Due to its location within a national park, the area around Gemini is protected, and access is subject to park regulations. Wilderness permits may be required for overnight camping and backcountry access. Climbers and hikers are advised to check with Kings Canyon National Park authorities for current conditions, permit requirements, and safety information before attempting to summit Gemini.