Mount Alice in California. Mount Alice is a peak in the Sierra Nevada mountain range of California, located within Kings Canyon National Park. Artists portray Mount Alice in California with varied approaches, as seen in the works of Edgar Payne and Franz Bischoff. Payne captures the mountain’s grandeur and ruggedness, using bold colors, strong contrasts of light and shadow, and expressive brushstrokes to emphasize the imposing scale and dramatic terrain of the Sierra Nevada. In contrast, Bischoff’s depiction is softer and more atmospheric, with a muted color palette and delicate handling of light, creating a tranquil and contemplative view of the mountain. Both artists highlight different aspects of Mount Alice, with Payne focusing on its majestic power and Bischoff on its serene beauty. Mount Alice rises to an elevation of approximately 12,320 feet. The mountain is part of the park’s rugged backcountry, an area known for its dramatic alpine scenery, granite cliffs, and remote wilderness. Mount Alice is less prominent and lesser-known than other peaks in the Sierra Nevada, making it a destination for experienced hikers and climbers seeking solitude and challenge. Like much of the region, it offers panoramic views and features characteristic granite formations.