California Peak is a term used to refer to the four major mountain peaks in California: Shasta (6 letters), Lassen (6 letters), MtShasta (8 letters), and ElCapitan (9 letters). These mountains are some of the most iconic landmarks in the state, and they are popular destinations for hikers and climbers. Shasta is the highest peak in the Cascade Range, while Lassen is the largest volcano in the Cascades. MtShasta is an active volcano located near the Oregon border, and ElCapitan is a granite monolith in Yosemite National Park. All four of these peaks offer stunning views and challenging climbs, making them popular destinations for outdoor enthusiasts.