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This picturesque footbridge that traverses over the San Joaquin River and leads into the San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Area is spectacular. The beautiful scenery surrounding the bridge adds to its appeal, making it a fantastic introduction to this beautiful area.

The San Joaquin River Trail starts at the base of Pincushion Mountain right at the shoreline of Millerton Lake which was created by damming up the river. The trail leads to the summit of the 1,580 feet high Pincushion Mountain with stunning views over the lake and nearby hills and ends within the San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Management Area further north.

This picturesque footbridge that traverses over the San Joaquin River and leads into the San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Area is spectacular. The beautiful scenery surrounding the bridge adds to its appeal, making it a fantastic introduction to this beautiful area.

The Kings Canyon Scenic Byway is one of the most beautiful roads in the country. Along its 50 miles you'll pass towering groves of Giant Sequoia Trees and even higher cliffs of the canyon walls. The road was heavily damaged in the winter of 2023 so as things open up in Spring 2024 check ahead that everything has been repaired before making plans to ride this epic stretch of road.

Sweeping views from the edge of the deep Canyon cut by the Kings River.

You'll find a small permit station here and miles of great hiking trails. If riding to the end of the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway didn't satisfy our appetite for the gorgeous scenery you can find a hike here to suit you, as there is something for all ages and abilities. Keep in mind that this area is very active with bears, so do not leave any food or scented items unattended or it's likely a bear will make off with it like Yogi would a picnic basket.

The Middle Fork Kings River is one of the major rivers that rush through the Sierra Nevada and shape the canyons. The JMT/PCT follow the river for several miles. The Middle Fork is a 37.2-mile tributary of the even larger Kings River in Kings Canyon National Park.

Woods Creek is an impressive rushing river that shapes the granite rock to slopes and gorges. There are even some waterfalls! Take a break and enjoy the cool water. And if you look closely, you can find some wild onions growing at its banks – a great, fresh addition for your backpacker meal.