Kaweah River flows from Great Western Divide, crossing the Sequoia National Park to Sequoia-Kings Canyon Wilderness, forming the Kaweah Lake. From the General Road you have several viewpoints, from where you can see the wilderness around it and its intense flow. The name Kaweah comes from the Yokutsan (the Native Americans that used to live in the region) and it means “crow cry”.

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Distance 1.01 km

Uphill 50 m

Downhill 0 m

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