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Right next to Sentinel Campground, this visitor center provides backcountry permits, which are best reserved long in advance. Unfortunately, bikes are not permitted in the backcountry.

This year-round destination is popular with all types of outdoor enthusiasts. It's also a great destination for those on overnight rides, as it boasts 7 campgrounds and multiple private resorts.

Just 1 hour from Fresno and nestled amongst the pines of the Sierra National Forest, Shaver Lake is a popular year-round destination. The area draws outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes, including, but not limited to, boaters, swimmers, anglers, cyclists, and hikers. The lake got its start in 1893 when lumberjack C.B. Shave created a small mill pond by building a rock-fill dam.

Mono Hot Springs consists of over a dozen natural hot springs, a campground, Resort & Spa, fine dining restaurant, general store, and nearby river & lakes. The largest of the natural hot springs is called Little Eden, and it's easy to see why. This is a true little pocket of paradise. It isn't the easiest place to get to but the rewards are worth much more than the effort.

Just 1 hour from Fresno and nestled amongst the pines of the Sierra National Forest, Shaver Lake is a popular year-round destination. The area draws outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes, including, but not limited, boaters, swimmers, anglers, cyclists, and hikers. The lake got its start in 1893 when lumberjack C.B. Shave created a small mill pond by building a rock-fill dam.

This small Visitor Center along the South Fork of Kings River is only open in the warmer months, so check ahead if you plan on visiting is the shoulder season. The center itself has a lot of info about the natural & cultural history of the area, as well as many amenities including a campground (reservation only)

The 80-foot Grizzly Falls is just a short distance off the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway. There's parking and a small picnic area as well, but the falls are the main attraction. Spring melt season will have the most flow but there is a good fall here for most of the year.

Hume Lake sits behind the world's first concrete reinforced multiple arch dam, designed by hydroelectric power pioneer, John S. Eastwood. While originally used as log storage for a nearby mill the lake is now popular for all sorts of outdoor activities. You'll find campground, beaches, hiking trails and more dotted around the lake.