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This spot boasts a spectacular view of the Severn Teacups Waterfall, a short section of the Dry Meadow Creek that flows into the Kern River. It is known as one of the best Class C canyons in the state for adventurers looking for a challenge, and it is worth stopping to take some beautiful photos.

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From this spot you get a great view of a short cascade over a rock step and down bare rock face. The cascade is created by the Kaweah River, which begins in Sequoia National Park and is fed largely by snowmelt.

The Nobe Young Falls Trail leads to stunning waterfalls, offering a refreshing and scenic experience that's easily accessible from the trailhead. Though biking directly to the falls isn't possible, it's well worth the effort to push your bike for the 1.3-mile round trip.

The path to Tokopah Falls is a fairly easy run. The cascade is located in a beautiful canyon among pines and cliffs. There are several cascades along the trail, but Tokopah Falls is one of the most impressive.

Great cascade caused by the Kaweah River going over a large collection of rocks. The cascade is visible from the Tokopah Falls Trail.

The path is well paved, but not boring. No slopes or other difficulties for people who are afraid of heights. The path goes close to the river with plenty of places to splash around. The waterfall itself is beautiful and worth seeing, although not as impressive as other waterfalls in Zion or Yosemite.

This waterfall on Sequoia Creek has some nice rocks to sit on and enjoy a snack. There are many Azaleas here, and the spicy, sweet smell is an unexpected and wonderful fragrant surprise.