The Gabilan Range is a mountain range located in central California, primarily within Monterey County. It runs parallel to the Salinas Valley and is part of the larger Coast Ranges of California. The range features rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems, including oak woodlands and chaparral. The highest peak in the Gabilan Range is Gabilan Mountain, which reaches an elevation of about 3,800 feet. The area is known for its scenic beauty and offers various recreational opportunities, such as hiking and wildlife observation. The range is also home to several endemic species, contributing to its ecological significance.