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Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks and the surrounding region are home to superlative natural wonders: the worlds largest trees, one of the deepest gorges in North America, and the highest peak in the lower 48. Veteran author Mike White has selected the best 50 trips in these parks, ranging in length from a half-mile stroll among the Potwisha Pictographs to a 21-mile trek to visit Charlotte Lake in the heart of the Kings Canyon backcountry. At-a-glance information shows which trips have the best camping, hiking, horseback riding, backpacking, fishing, swimming, and other activities. Part of the award-winning Top Trails series, which feature elevation profiles, detailed maps, driving directions, and innovative dont get lost trail milestones.

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Top Trails Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Must-Do Hikes for Everyone

1st EDITION 2009

Copyright 2009 by Mike White

All photos copyright 2009 by Mike White, except where noted

Maps: Mike White

Cover design: Frances Baca Design and Lisa Pletka

Interior design: Frances Baca Design

Book production: Larry B. Van Dyke and Lisa Pletka

Book editors: Laura Shauger and Joe Walowski

ISBN 978-0-89997-486-6

Manufactured in the United States of America

Published by:Wilderness Press
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Cover photos:Long Lake, John Muir Wilderness () copyright 2009 by Londie G. Padelsky/Larry Ulrich Stock Photography; giant sequoias (inset) copyright 2009 by Roslyn Bullas

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form, or by any means electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher, except for brief quotations used in reviews.

SAFETY NOTICE: Although Wilderness Press and the author have made every attempt to ensure that the information in this book is accurate at press time, they are not responsible for any loss, damage, injury, or inconvenience that may occur to anyone while using this book. You are responsible for your own safety and health while in the wilderness. The fact that a trail is described in this book does not mean that it will be safe for you. Be aware that trail conditions can change from day to day. Always check local conditions, know your own limitations, and consult a map.

Appendix 1

Top Rated Trails

Appendix 2

Campgrounds and RV Parks

Campgrounds in the immediate vicinity of trailheads in this guide are listed below, appearing roughly in the same order as the trail descriptions (west side and then east side, south to north). Campgrounds within the national parks are mentioned first, followed by Giant Sequoia National Monument, and then a section of Inyo National Forest campgrounds, which also includes some BLM, county, and privately operated campgrounds. Reservations for National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service campgrounds that accept reservations can be made online at www.recreation.gov, or by calling (877) 444-6777.

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

South Fork and Mineral King

South Fork

Atwell Mill

Cold Springs

Foothills

Potwisha

Buckeye

Generals Highway

Lodgepole

Dorst Creek

Grant Grove

Azalea

Crystal Springs

Sunset

Cedar Grove

Sentinel

Sheep Creek

Canyon View

Canyon View Group

Moraine

Giant Sequoia National Monument Campgrounds

Generals Highway

Stony Creek

Cove Group

Upper Stony Creek

Fir Group

Big Meadows Area

Buck Rock

Big Meadows

Hume Lake Area

Tenmile

Landslide

Logger Flat Group

Aspen Hollow Group

Hume Lake

Princess

Inyo National Forest Campgrounds

Lone Pine Area

Diaz Lake (Inyo County)

Portagee Joe (Inyo County)

Tuttle Creek (BLM)

Horseshoe Meadow Road

Cottonwood Pass Walk-In

Horseshoe Meadow

Cottonwood Walk-In

Whitney Portal Road

Lone Pine

Lone Pine Group

Whitney Portal

Whitney Portal Group

Whitney Trailhead Walk-In

Independence

Independence Creek (Inyo County)

Onion Valley Road

Lower Grays Meadow

Upper Grays Meadow

Onion Valley

North Oak Creek Drive

Oak Creek

Independence to Big Pine

Goodale Creek (BLM)

Taboose Creek (Inyo County)

Tinemaha (Inyo County)

Baker Creek (Inyo County)

Glacier View (Inyo County)

Glacier Lodge Road

Sage Flat

Upper Sage Flat

Big Pine Creek

Palisade Glacier and Clyde Glacier Group Camp

Baker Creek Road

Baker Creek

South Lake Road

Forks

Four Jeffrey

Creekside RV Park (privately operated)

Mountain Glen

Willow

Highway 168

Big Trees

Intake 2 Walk-In

Intake 2 Upper

Bishop Park Group

Table Mountain Group

Sabrina

North Lake Road

North Lake

Bishop

Browns Town (privately operated)

Browns Millpond (privately operated)

Horton Creek (BLM)

Highlands RV Park (privately operated)

Pleasant Valley (Inyo County)

Appendix 3

Hotels, Lodges, Motels, and Resorts

National Parks

(866) 875-8456, www.nationalparkreservations.com

Sequoia National Park

Wuksachi Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

Grant Grove Cabins

John Muir Lodge

Cedar Grove Lodge

Giant Sequoia National Monument

Hume Lake Christian Camps, (559) 335-2000, extension 212, www.humelake.org

Kings Canyon Lodge, (559) 335-2405

Montecito Lake Resort, (800) 227-9900, www.montecitosequoia.com

Stony Creek Lodge, (866) 522-6966, www.nationalparkreservations.com

Private (Outside the Parks)

Three Rivers

Western Holiday Lodge, (888) 523-9291, www.magnusonhotels.com/western-holiday-lodge-three-rivers

Buckeye Tree Lodge, (559) 561-5900, www.buckeyetreelodge.com

Comfort Inn and Suites Sequoia Kings Canyon, (559) 561-9010, www.comfortinn.com

Cort Cottage Bed and Breakfast, (559) 561-4671, www.cortcottage.com

Gateway Restaurant and Lodge, (559) 561-4133, www.gateway-sequoia.com

Holiday Inn Express, (800) 315-2621, www.hiexpress.com

Lake Elowin Resort, (559) 561-3460, www.lake-elowin.com

Lazy J Ranch Motel, (559) 561-4449, www.bvilazyj.com

The River Inn, (800) 793-7309, www.the-riverinn.com

Sequoia House, (800) 793-7309, www.sequoiahouse.com

Sequoia Motel, (559) 561-1625, www.sequoiamotel.com

Sequoia River Dance B & B, (559) 561-4411, www.sequoiariverdance.com

Sequoia Village Inn, (559) 561-3652, www.sequoiavillageinn.com

Sierra Lodge, (888) 575-2555, www.sierra-lodge.com

Three Rivers Motel, (559) 561-4413

Mineral King Road

Silver City Resort, (559) 561-3223, www.silvercityresort.com

Ranch Champagne Cabins, (559) 561-3490, www.ranchchampagne.com

Appendix 4

Major Organizations

Sequoia Natural History Association

HCR 89, Box 10

Three Rivers, CA 93271

Phone: (559) 565-3759

Fax: (559) 565-3728

www.sequoiahistory.org

The Sequoia Fund

P.O. Box 3047

Visalia, CA 93278

Phone: (559) 739-1668

Fax: (559) 739-1680

National Park Foundation

1201 Eye Street, NW, Suite 550B

Washington, DC 20005

Phone: (202) 354-6460

Fax: (202) 371-2066

www.nationalparks.org

Appendix 5

Useful Books

Backpacking

Beffort, Brian. Joy of Backpacking. Berkeley, CA: Wilderness Press, 2007.

Fletcher, Colin, and Chip Rawlins. The Complete Walker IV. New York, NY: Knopf, 2002.

OBannon, Allen, and Mike Clelland. Allen and Mikes Really Cool Backpackin Book: Traveling and Camping Skills for a Wilderness Environment. Guilford, CT: Falcon Press, 2001.

Guidebooks

Arnot, Phil. High Sierra, John Muirs Range of Light . San Carlos, CA: Wild World Publishing/Terra, 1996.

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