Greenhorn Mountains

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The Kern River going through the Kern Canyon, just northeast of Bakersfield
The Kern River going through the Kern Canyon, just northeast of Bakersfield
A Kern River hydroelectric power plant in the Kern River, at the entrance to part of Sequoia National Forest.
A Kern River hydroelectric power plant in the Kern River, at the entrance to part of Sequoia National Forest.

The Greenhorn Mountains are located northeast of Bakersfield, California and west of Lake Isabella in the United States. The range, at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada, reaches an elevation of 8,295 feet at Sunday Peak, just south of Portuguese Pass.

The Kern Canyon, a dramatic and deep canyon cut by the Kern River, cuts a path through the Greenhorn Mountains that is also used by State Route 178.

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