Seven Teacups are a series of rockpools craved out of the granite by Dry Meadow Creek. Though the water may look inviting it is not recommended to access the pools unless you have the proper equipment and canyoneering experience. Due to the nature of the whirlpools swimmers can be held under water by the current, especially during times of higher flow.

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Seven Tea Cups Viewpoint via Dry Creek Meadow

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Hike to the unique Seven Tea Cups Viewpoint in Sequoia National Forest, a 2.1-mile trail with natural granite pools and river views.

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Seven Teacups Viewpoint via Dry Meadow Creek

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Seven Teacups Viewpoint via Dry Meadow Creek is a moderate 4.3-mile hike in Sequoia National Forest, offering unique geological formations a

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Location: Giant Sequoia National Monument, Tulare County, California, United States

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