The Panamint Mountains are a mountain range located in eastern California, within Death Valley National Park. They rise to an elevation of 11,043 feet at Telescope Peak, making them the highest range in the Mojave Desert. The mountains are known for their rugged terrain, diverse ecosystems, and unique geological features. This range is primarily composed of volcanic and sedimentary rocks, offering a variety of hiking trails and scenic views. The Panamint Mountains are also home to several endemic plant species and wildlife, contributing to the rich biodiversity of the region. Visitors often explore the area for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.