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The northeastern portion of Yuba County extends partway up the west slope of the Sierra Nevada. The highest point in Yuba County is Sugar Pine Peak, which has an elevation of 4,825 feet; it is located northeast of North Star. All areas of Yuba County above approximately 1,600 feet—including Brownsville, Camptonville, Challenge, Dobbins, and Strawberry Valley—belong to the Yellow Pine Forest plant community.
Hills, Peaks, and Ridges
Below 1,000 Feet
- Browns Valley Ridge
- Holman Hill
- Howard Hill
- Johnson Peak
- Lafferty Peak
- Lee Hill
- McCartie Hill
- Sand Hills
- Trainer Hills
1,000 to 1,999 Feet
- Buzzard Peak
- Daugherty Hill
- Donovan Hill
- High Prairie
- McGinn Hill
- Meade Hill
- Oat Hills
- Paynes Peak
- Ray Hill
- Red Hill
- Rose Hill
- Stanfield Hill
- Sugarloaf
- Texas Hill
- Walsh Hill
- Willow Glen Ridge
2,000 to 2,999 Feet
- Cape Horn
- Chaparral Hill
- Chitterden Ridge
- Clark Hill
- Dixon Hill
- Flanly Peak
- Galena Hill
- Girot Ridge
- Hansonville Hill
- Hedge Hill
- High Spring Ridge
- Lamb Hill
- Red Bluff
- Ruff Hill
- Scott Hill
- Ure Mountain
- Youngs Hill
3,000 to 3,999 Feet
- Barton Hill
- Big Hill
- Empire Ridge
- Fountain House Hill
- Lohman Ridge
- Mount Hope
- Oregon Hills
- Oregon Peak
- Pike County Peak
- Pittsburgh Hill
- Summit Hill
- Weiss Hill
