McIver's Spring is a natural spring water source near the historic McIver's Cabin. Miner George McIver purchased the cabin in 1938 and moved it from Sand Canyon to this location because of its proximity to his mining claim. The cabin, along with a few campsites, is a popular destination for hikers, serving as a shelter along the Pacific Crest Trail. Water is available inside the cabin, however, it is not potable.

DennisKe

March 27, 2022

Here you will find a small shelter, some campsites and water from a tap.

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Location: Kern County, California, United States

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