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Latest comment: 3 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Is Mt Barnard truly the highest 13,000 foot or the lowest 14,000 foot peak in California? In my lifetime, Whitney's measurement has changed from 14.494 to 14,505 or plus 11 feet. A change in measurement of half that (5.5 feet) would make Mt Barnard a 14,000 foot peak.
